Stroke is a severe neurological disorder characterized by the abrupt loss of blood circulation into the brain resulting into wide ranging brain and behavior abnormalities.
Indeed, doctors used the term "nymphomaniac" to describe a wide range of behavior, including women who confessed to having sexual dreams and to asylum inmates who tore off their clothes and masturbated.
I support Ms. Orenstein's plea to encourage play and toys that provide children with opportunities to develop skills congruent with their talents as well as the wide range of behavior needed for their future occupational and familial roles.
Some of its sequences document a wide range of behavior and of coincidences that range from ordinary ugliness to serendipity: a scene in which two men in a car negotiate at length with a female prostitute, female passengers reproaching men for driving too fast or too aggressively, male passengers criticizing female drivers.
These two-dimensional materials are predicted to exhibit a wide range of behavior, etc.
Paths are everywhere, but guide natural kinds from particular space-time locations and can guide a wide range of behavior types, normative subject matters.
The nonlinear viscoelastic formalism is shown to predict the wide range of behavior observed experimentally, indicating that the formalism does capture the essential physics of glassy polymers.
The SAMHSA report provides a state-by-state analyses of a wide range of behavior health issues, reports on illicit drug, alcohol and tobacco use, treatment need and mental heath factors.
For h, we assume the biologically realistic range (1.6,4.6) observed for a wide range of behavior in vitro in the lac operon (Table 1 and [ 60]).
It could be that partners who provide positive emotional support to their partners are more accepting of a wide range of behavior from their partners.
It is important that dentists have a wide range of behavior guidance techniques to meet the needs of the individual child, and are tolerant and flexible in the implementation of these techniques [ 1].
