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Those include increased motor arousal, general impulsiveness or aversive states that would last longer than 30 sec, and so should be present during no-stimulus baseline periods (and CS- presentations) between CS+ tones.

But past the rubbish compactors and discarded hydraulic pistons, and around the corner from the crumbling warehouses that shelter pigeons, weeds and a single, lonely boot, Sudan's great young entrepreneurial hopes are honing their presentations between frequent sorties to the buffet table.

According to the DSM-5 or ICD-10 criteria, the diagnosis of BD is still largely reliant on behavioral observations, and given the similarities in the clinical presentations between BD and unipolar major depressive disorder (MDD), especially bipolar II, approximately 40% of BD patients are initially misdiagnosed with MDD (Forte et al., 2015), and this may misguide the medication of BD patients.

The difference in the median number of presentations between these two time periods was highly significant (post-GBS median = 16, interquartile range (IQR): 10 26; pre-GBS median = 10, IQR: 4 11, Wilcoxon signed-rank z = 3.13, p = 0.0017).

Initial data however shows no differences in clinical presentations between HRV-C variants with A and C 5'UTR-like sequences (described as HRV-Ca and HRV-Cc respectively [19]; this nomenclature will be followed in the current study).

Although there were no obvious differences in the overt clinical presentations between deer with different PRNP genotypes, the duration of the clinical phase was much shorter in the heterozygous animals (Figure 2).

A technique for real-time mirroring of slide presentation between the presenter and listener.

No differences in the rate of breech presentation between the groups have been found in the present study.

As such, the differences between the samples are presented as a means to highlight the variations in clinical presentation between the two study samples but not necessarily as a means to represent the residents of a country as a whole.

"They have a common presentation between the sessions.

She's got useful questions and tensions in her whole presentation, between affectation and plainness, between being a kind of historian and a blank slate.