Despite substantial research on facial motion evaluation for the past decades, no single outcome instrument has become common practice among surgical or rehabilitation teams [ 14, 15, 17– 28, 32– 32].
Most of these are small pieces of basicranium but the sample also includes substantial parts of the facial region, three almost complete mandibles and three cranial vaults (table 1, Supplementary Figures S1, S2, S3 and S4).
The first lady of Azerbaijan has problems showing a "full range of facial expression" following "substantial cosmetic surgery, (done) presumably overseas," US diplomats say witheringly in US embassy cables released by WikiLeaks.
CNCCs make substantial contributions to the oral-facial complex (Le Douarin et al., 2004; Le Douarin and Dupin, 1993), specifically, the oral-facial regions that are affected in OFD-affected individuals.
These data clearly show that there is no substantial benefit for the perception of facial feature distances in upright faces.
While demonstrating the potential of the technology, such results suggest that substantial numbers of dangerous travelers could elude facial recognition equipment at an airport the size of Logan, which serves 26 million travelers annually.
Although, there is substantial evidence that much of the total variation in facial features is genetically mediated, the discovery of which genes and gene variants underlie normal facial variation has been hampered primarily by the multipartite nature of facial variation.
There is substantial evidence of appearance concern due to dissatisfaction with facial appearance in patients with craniofacial anomalies [40-44] [40-44]
Results of the block-design fMRI study indicated substantial differences underlying the perception of fearful and disgusted facial expressions, with significant effects of both emotion and target duration.
