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The impact of significantly improving one sensory modality – hearing – and its impact on cognitive function may be uniquely tested by longitudinally assessing cognition in cochlear implant recipients.

However, these units had two important qualities that made them uniquely suitable for testing our hypotheses.

Uniquely among Test grounds, Lord's is guaranteed two Tests a year, but following the election of Giles Clarke as ECB chairman with support from counties keen to host international matches, there are concerns that it may lose its special status.

Duke is uniquely placed to test cell therapies, Cotten argues, in large part because of the presence of Dr. Kurtzberg, whose lab has been at the leading edge of this field for more than 25 years.

Single molecule detection characterizes individual states of a system providing the "bottom-up" description that can be uniquely formulated and tested without the ambiguities inherent in ensemble derived observations [1].

Third, the study draws information from 45 countries, making it uniquely able to test for the consistency of slum residency effects across many countries.

Uniquely, the trial tested the separate and combined effects of both B vitamins and omega 3 fatty acids for prevention of stroke and myocardial infarction.

Other state courts require a very exacting correspondence, described as the "specifi[c] and uniquely attributable" test.

7 The "specifically and uniquely attributable" test has now been adopted by a minority of other courts.

Federal requirements for testing water for lead are unique — and uniquely challenging.

CatG, uniquely among endocytic proteases tested, initiated cleavage of detergent-solubilized native and recombinant soluble MHC II molecules.