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The present findings lend support to the notion that latent sleep-dependent enhancement of performance is a behavioral expression of the brain's restitution in sleep.

The connectivity analyses suggest that both a reduction of pathological transcallosal influences (originating from contralesional M1) and a restitution of ipsilesional effective connectivity between SMA and M1 underlie improved motor performance.

Once again, the decision whether to perform or breach falls unilaterally to a single party, this time the promisee who may insist on performance; and the unilateral decider once again internalizes the full costs of any performance he insists on, now understood as the lost opportunity to receive restitution of the gains that breach might have achieved.

You know, she made restitution of about twelve grand.

The lawsuit is seeking restitution of at least $40m.

Last year the Restitution of Land Rights Amendment Act made it easier to lodge land claims.

As part of his sentence, Mr. Nakoula was ordered to pay restitution of $794,700.

In the case the arteriography at 3 months showed an ad integrum restitution of the artery.

We discuss the effect of a coefficient of restitution of vibrators, a ratio of total mass of the vibrators to the main structure mass and the number of the vibrators on the damping performance.

However, incubation of NB4PMN cells in resistin-spiked serum after hemoadsorption treatment shows restitution of normal intracellular bacterial clearance (d).

With healing, partial (Fig. 7) or almost complete height restitution of the involved vertebra may be seen [3, 9].