Collingwood's work is full of implicit and explicit references, both sympathetic and unsympathetic, to Hegel, which show he had read his work carefully.
When compressed within the patients' level of pain tolerance, active MTrPs produce referred motor phenomena and often sympathetic hyperactivity, (generally in the pain reference zone), and cause tenderness in the pain reference zone.
To test our hypotheses, we compared a clinical sample with burnout with a healthy reference sample on indices of sympathetic activity, parasympathetic activity, and HPA axis activity.
Table 3 also presents the estimated percent change in LF/HF, a marker of sympathetic tone, per IQR increase in BC (reference pollutant of latent traffic pollution) for various hourly-moving averages.
Its only reference to the child abuse allegations was a sympathetic piece excusing them as "wicked rumours".
The mediastinal ROI on planar cardiac I-MIBG images reflects nonspecific mediastinal tissue activity and is a good reference site for the qualification of the cardiac sympathetic innervation pattern, because of the small amount of scatter and the low sympathetic activity in the mediastinum [ 28].
The report made some vague references to the Pandits, asking the government for "sympathetic consideration" toward their plight.
His work is peppered with sympathetic portrayals of characters who carry out these crimes -- not to mention explicit sexual references and bawdy jokes.
Ms. Lombardi's reference to these matters tacitly suggests that Judge Roberts is somehow sympathetic to violent acts by a lunatic fringe against abortion clinics and doctors.
For assessment of sympathetic myocardial activity with I-MIBG scintigraphy, use of the mediastinum as a reference region is based on the assumption that there is a negligible amount of specific uptake of I-MIBG in this region.
