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While some studies have demonstrated reduced survival in patients with CASH [ 130], others challenge this perception demonstrating that preoperative chemotherapy-induced steatosis has no influence on overall or cancer-specific survival [ 139].

These results show that OsBTF3 plays an important role in seed germination and seedling growth gives a new perception demonstrating that more multifaceted regulatory functions are linked with BTF3 in plants.

Examination of S334ter rats for head-neck tracking of visual stimuli, a behavioral measure of light perception, demonstrates a significant improvement in light perception in animals treated to activate Müller cells.

Examination of S334ter rats for head-neck tracking of visual stimuli, a behavioral measure of light perception, demonstrated a significant improvement in light perception in animals treated to activate Müller cells and the number of activated Müller cells correlated with the improvement in the light perception.

Studies in A. thaliana and tomato mutants deficient in JA synthesis or JA perception demonstrated that JA is essential for defense against some insects and mites [ 19- 23].

For blue light-filtering IOLs, three comparative clinical studies have shown improved contrast sensitivity and glare reduction; but one study, while it showed satisfactory overall color perception, demonstrated some compromise in mesopic comparative blue color discrimination.

In subjects with autism, a number of structures, particularly in the frontostriatal system, have been reported to be compromised and could be responsible for the above average TDT and TOJ thresholds (or below average timing perception) demonstrated in our study.

A retrospective questionnaire of mammographers' perceptions demonstrated the technique was easy and rarely added additional time.

However, other studies studying similar illusions or phantom perceptions demonstrate that a modulation of alpha oscillations by neurofeedback or TMS has direct consequences for illusory perception [40,41].

The major trust themes related to role perceptions, demonstrated competence, and the importance of good communication for the development of trust over time.

The findings regarding peoples' perceptions demonstrate a marked consistency between consumers and healthcare providers in their description of quality of medicines: their concerns are about the safety and efficacy of the medicine on relief of symptoms.