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Amphetamine, cocaine, and to a lesser extent alcohol, can result in psychosis that presents very similarly to schizophrenia.

Remote homologous is a type of sequence that presents very low level of similarity or identity in regions (mainly 20% of conservation in multiple sequence alignment, also called the "midnight zone") and traditional methods of detection such as BLAST or FASTA are not able to detect this very low level of conservation within sequences (ie, in genes or genomes).

One potential application of these nanocomposites has been demonstrated by the preparation of foams using the supercritical CO2 technology that present very high electromagnetic interference (EMI) absorbing properties since more than 90% of the incoming power being absorbed in the foam.

Indeed, accession Bd2-3 needed the most days to reach the DR stage, in contrast to accessions Bd3-1, Bd21 and Bd30-1 that presented very similar profiles when maintained under control conditions (point 0 day; Fig.  2A).

We used inverse probability weighting (IPW) to correct locations that presented very different exposure profiles of our control populations, a method recently reviewed succinctly by Seaman and White [ 20].

Two main types of nanoparticles were proposed that present very similar in vivo behaviors.

Low model performances are mainly related to scale issues and forcing errors in small basins over regions that present very low rainfall seasonality.

That presents a very lucrative option to studios, which can get more money from Apple without having to manufacture and ship a DVD.

The next version sounds like it could be the only port Apple needs for a new generation of fast and light notebook Macs, and that presents a very interesting possibility for this coming holiday season.

This is a practice that presents two very different aspects: the first is the ethical dimensions due to the patient's limited autonomy, and the second relates to taking care that they do not fall or extubate themselves.

With the upgrading from the junk-bond category, Moody's moved Mexico into the league of countries that present a very low risk of failing to pay their debts.