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the readaptation

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A second or subsequent adaptation.

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After the flight, the swimming behaviour of neonate samples was quantitatively assessed in the course of the readaptation to 1g earth gravity at days 0, 1 and 4 after recovery.

Since head movements are much faster than the readaptation of the fluids in the eye, a gravitational instability is generated (i.e., the heavy fluid may temporarily top the light one) triggering a finger-like convective motion [ 25, 26].

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Nevertheless, a substantive problem which is obstructing space development by humans, in particular flight to Mars, is the early readaptation period to gravity.

The West Montreal Readaptation Center and the Centre de réadaptation Lisette-Dupras are service providers for over 4,000 persons with mental retardation and/or pervasive developmental disorders.

Exercise sessions will be conducted at either the Centre de readaptation Jean-Jacques Gauthier, HSCM or within the pulmonary rehabilitation programme, Montreal Chest Institute.

This prevention program for service delivery has inspired the development of the best practices in other similar readaptation centers throughout the province of Quebec.

Often, socioeconomic difficulties result, and an associated depression develops: the sooner the patient returns to a daily routine, the greater the chances are for socioeconomic readaptation [9].

These functionally dormant connections appear to provide the substrate for rapid readaptation in adulthood [ 15].

We postulated that HIF-1α is expressed in response to catabolic change in articular cartilage to maintain the cell viability and readaptation to hypoxia.

The recent studies have enlarged the range of indications treated by compression nailing to many other procedures including corrective osteotomies, stabilization after pseudoarthrosis resection and readaptation of the resection sites in arthrodeses with excellent results [ 3, 6].

Basic observations were that (1) the development of the rVOR is significantly affected by altered gravitational conditions, (2) the duration of 1g-readaptation depends on the strength of the test stimulus, (3) μg induces malformations of the body which are related to the rVOR depression.

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