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Reinersmann, A. et al. The rubber hand illusion in complex regional pain syndrome: preserved ability to integrate a rubber hand indicates intact multisensory integration.

Blindsight patients, whose primary visual cortex is lesioned, exhibit preserved ability to discriminate visual stimuli presented in their "blind" field, yet report no visual awareness hereof.

Blindsight patients, whose primary visual cortex is severely lesioned, exhibit preserved ability to discriminate visual stimuli presented in their blind field, yet report no visual awareness [1].

Moreover, AR was still able to categorize stimuli, which suggests a preserved ability to discriminate between semantically distant stimuli.

However, the preserved ability to regenerate after animal aging might be related to de-differentiation-based regeneration.

Series of immunofluorescence experiments demonstrated that lymphatic vessels in the skin of afadin cKO embryos were largely dilated and that lymphatic endothelium exhibited defect in VE-cadherin staining but preserved ability to differentiate and proliferate.

Patients kept at 33°C had preserved ability of immune cells to respond to LPS and LTA compared to patients kept at 36°C.

This phenomenon was probably responsible for the preserved ability of TEC to internalize FITC-labeled albumin.

And Sandra Day O'Connor concurred with the majority but drew a series of small distinctions that preserved her ability to change her mind in a future case.

The final bill preserved our ability to offer that benefit, which is important to faculty and staff employees throughout this University.

Remarkably, Margarita preserved her ability to dream and to say yes.