The present studies, therefore, were designed to assess the consequences of a change in dietary macronutrient composition on a variety of physiological and behavioral responses (both acute and long-term) to a number of stressors.
14 17 In other cases, reviewers have used more specific search terms to identify a number of diseases or symptoms considered to be of particular relevance to the review question.
The Fed hopes that by providing financing on attractive terms to a large number of lending institutions, the banks will rediscover a more normal appetite for risk.
Theoretical terms pertain to a number of topics in the philosophy of science.
There was an enrichment of GO terms related to a number of other metabolic processes, especially lipid metabolism in the LR and MR treatment groups (Additional file 1: Table S2).
"We had some long negotiations and couldn't come to terms on a number of things," said Mr. Doak, who is a longtime associate of Harold Ickes, the former White House chief of staff who is Mrs. Clinton's senior political adviser.
Generally public engagement is used as a broad term to cover a number of different types of dialogue; from basic information provision to more complex deliberation and collaboration.
The term refers to a number of versions of malicious software which takes control of a targets computer and then encrypts all the data on it, rendering it inaccessible.
During the 19th century a "cocker spaniel" was a type of small Field Spaniel; at the time, this term referred to a number of different spaniel hunting breeds, including the Norfolk Spaniel, Sussex Spaniel, and Clumber Spaniel.
Long-term exposure to a number of solvents has been reported to also produce deficits in the performance of screening tests for perception of color or visual contrast (Geller and Hudnell 1997; Iregren et al. 2002).
Bilingual/bicultural worker is a generic term to cover a number of positions in the health/welfare sector.
