There was no evidence that hippocampal damage impaired object recognition memory even though the rats were tested across retention intervals (1 min to 120 min) sufficient to capture a full range of performance levels.
Even though, as Park and cols.
In advance of the new fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1, the Army Reserve has reached 98.5percentt of its retention goal, even though officials say that the true test of whether reservists coming home from Iraq will return to the selected Reserve will not arrive until next year.
"In the second half we got a lesson in ball retention - even though we had the wind, we barely had any possession or territory.
The different groups were observed to have two or more retention times even though they displayed the same m/z and M r values.
Retention commitment Even though there are better opportunities outside, I will not leave this hospital.
Perhaps surprisingly, there was no significant difference in the retention of obligate (Class III/IV) clients and nonclients in 9/12 of these genomes, and in the 3 genomes where the difference was significant (M. capricolum, M. mycoides, and M. synoviae), it reflected preferential retention of client proteins, even though these species have all lost GroEL (see table 2).
The results indicated that in terms of flow experiences, Heart Attack group was significantly higher than that of the Solitary group; secondly, solitary game showed a better retention rate than Heart Attack game did after one month; even though the retention rate of both type games have slight loose after one month.
We assume that retention of lindane is reversible even though lindane recovery was incomplete over the duration of the experiments.
On the basis of favourable preclinical or metabolic data, the use of [18F]HX4 for imaging liver and [xCu]Cu-ATSM for imaging bladder was also recommended even though the retention of radio-copper in animal models at early time post-injection has been shown to partially reflect processing of copper rather than a sole hypoxia marker [79].
