However, in this study, rWMV in the hippocampus was negatively correlated with spatial ability (see Supplemental Methods and Supplemental Results for details).
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Some animal studies have indicated that BPA may impair sexual ability (see Supplemental Material, Table S8).
We have now included a supplemental figure showing the ability of E. coli and C. glutamicum L-forms to revert.
Semi-active dampers and actuators hold significant promise for their ability to add supplemental damping and reduce structural response, particularly under earthquake loading.
The platform allows teachers and subject experts to design classes and projects for their students to complete live or at their leisure, along with the ability to add supplemental content, from syllabi to relevant lectures, while allowing students to participate in discussions, submit projects and receive feedback on their work.
While it is unlikely that complete broadcasts of professional team sports like football or basketball will ever attract a strong Internet audience after all, why should someone watch a PC when they can watch a TV?–what is likely to become popular, and lucrative, is the ability to build supplemental content around the games themselves.
This finding is important as it suggests that poorer whz score is associated with a declining ability to incorporate supplemental iron.
All animals underwent home-cage assessments of gross health, and locomotor ability & activity (Supplemental Table I).
All animals underwent home-cage assessments of gross health, locomotor ability and activity (Supplemental Table I).
Finally, we found negligible evidence for the role of body mass index (BMI) in polygenic risk-diabetes association or in the polygenic risk-cognitive ability interaction (see Supplemental Material for details).
