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We report the oral picture naming performance of the German aphasic MW who presented with frequent meaning related word substitutions (e.g. tiger⇒lion) and word finding blockings (omissions) while his phonological capacities at the single word level were nearly preserved.

PwMS with minimal disability improved motor performance in random blocks reducing response time with practice with a trend similar to control subjects, suggesting that short-term learning of simple motor tasks is nearly preserved at this disease stage.

Using this, in the simulation presented in Figure 6, it is possible that the pinning at the lower end of the slope can be nearly preserved, while the polymer is able to rise up to the top of the unexposed ridge.

The CV plots show that though rectangular shape is nearly preserved as the scan rate is increased until 50 mV.s-1, a general trend is a progressively narrower and slightly oblique-angled CV plot for scan rate of ≥50 mV.s-1.

The total energy is nearly preserved by the algorithm.

Whereas the EF% value was nearly preserved in group A (59.6 ± 3.9% at baseline to 59.9 ± 6.81%) there was remarkable deterioration in the EF% value in the delayed group (from 57.1 ± 9.3% at baseline to 51.8 ± 10.8% after 6 months).

We investigated the link between NAD+(H) depletion and cell death using a T-ALL cell model after induction of the primary effects of NAMPT inhibition, namely NAD+(H) and ATP depletion, while nearly preserving total cell viability.

Clay certainly was the most common and most durable tablet material; nearly all preserved Hittite texts are written on clay.

Adorning the exterior of a nearly perfectly preserved ice-cream parlor are two classic privilege signs.

Nonetheless, this street pattern is a nearly perfectly preserved artifact of the city of New Amsterdam.

It helped to look at the agonized poses of people killed by a volcano nearly 2,000 years ago, preserved by ash.