"So not excessively excessive.
Not surprisingly, working-memory deficits and excessive delay discounting have been observed in substance-dependent groups, including alcohol- e.g., Bealcohol- e.g.995), cocaine-(e.g., Beattyet al. 1995), methamphetamine(e.g., Mcocaine- e Matticocaine- eickel et al.g.011 a ) and opioid-dependent individuals (e.g., Ersche et al. 2006).
Not surprisingly, once he cut back his excessive calorie intake he began to lose weight and lower his cholesterol.
Perhaps surprisingly, balance disturbances can also result from excessive activity in limbic structures that subserve emotionality, in particular fear and anxiety.
Not surprisingly, its own surveys indicate that children consume excessive amounts of animal fat and sugary drinks, to the point where one-third have become overweight or obese.
Surprisingly, there was little mention or endorsement of feelings of excessive guilt, hopelessness, anhedonia, or evidence of symptoms of anxiety.
You'll be pleased to hear that you've missed a lot of material about "excessive heat" and dinner parties – although, in truth, it's surprisingly well written, sometimes even elegant.
Surprisingly, we find that Mendelian-disease genes appear to have a significant excessive of SNPs with high levels of population differentiation, possibly because the incidence and susceptibility of these diseases show differences among populations.
Perhaps surprisingly, there were many finance professionals in the mortgage markets who objected to the lack of accountability, excessive leverage and irrational risk models: the "good" Wall Street who couldn't stop the machine.
Not surprisingly, despite government's big, basic blunders in this debacle, politicos and much of the media are blaming "excessive deregulation".
Surprisingly, however, this poorer outcome was not explained by impaired type-I IFN production in the CNS, or by excessive virus replication in target tissues.
