From the theories underlying the use of spinal manipulation developed by osteopathy's founder, Andrew Taylor Still, Gevitz traces the movement's early success, despite attacks from the orthodox medical community.
In conclusion, we report long-term structural changes in the BLA and in the responsiveness of stress hormones that could underlie the behavioral manipulation of fear in rats by T. gondii.
Fritz, J. M. et al. Preliminary investigation of the mechanisms underlying the effects of manipulation: exploration of a multivariate model including spinal stiffness, multifidus recruitment, and clinical findings.
The MCL partitions an underlying graph based on the manipulation of transition probabilities or stochastic flows between nodes of the graph.
Background context: Despite clinical evidence for the benefits of spinal maniputation and the apparent wide usage of it, the biological mechanisms underlying the effects of spinal manipulation are not known.
Rather than having kids pick up a language like Python or Java (as you would in a college or AP Computer Science class), Code Studio teaches the underlying concepts in programming through the manipulation of blocks of logic that, when stacked together in a particular order, move a character around a scene or draw a shape.
Here, we discuss the decision processes underlying the design of rodent hormone manipulation experiments evaluating learning and memory.
With no current treatment available for AC, it is highly attractive to consider that manipulation of molecular mechanisms underlying the development of the cardiac fibrofatty infiltration could mitigate both functional deterioration as well as survival of AC patients.
This study provides initial evidence of a specific deficit for actively binding information in schizophrenia, which is linked to dysfunctions in the neural networks underlying attention, manipulation of information, and encoding strategies.
This work thus points at cross-species manipulation of gene expression as, potentially, an underappreciated mechanism underlying the action of biological control agents.
