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Looking more closely at who refers from the family, of exposed and/or offender, the offender takes few initiatives, independent of that person's role in the family.
It is also emphasized that the involvement of the cerebellum in cognitive and emotional controls and proposed the concept of the cerebellar cognitive affective syndrome, which usually refers from the affective bluntness and depression to affective disorder, and finally appears in execution, visual, spatial and language dysfunction [ 53].
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The investigation has been referred from the MoD to the Metropolitan Police and is now under consideration.
He also seemed to go "off-road" at this year's Globes, when he referred from the stage to Kate Winslet's cameo some years before in Extras.
Patients were referred from the Department of Prosthodontics.
72% of patients were referred from the emergency department.
Circles are referred from the JMA unified catalog.
Highly dispersed nanoparticles spread over the catalyst surface, referred from the results of TEM, AFM, XAFS and hydrogen chemisorption.
The data for the specimens referred from the previous paper are also listed in Table 2.
All patients were referred from the Department of Gastroenterology at the same institute.
Fifty patients with biopsy-proven lung sarcoidosis were referred from the Department of Respiratory Medicine, University Hospital of Larissa, Greece.
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