… The sensory stimulus is puffs of air aimed at the vibrissae. Urethane drastically decreases
… The anesthetic-induced reduction of hemodynamic response is at least in part caused by …

Animals and humans continuously engage in small, spontaneous motor actions, such as
blinking, whisking, and postural adjustments (“fidgeting”). These movements are accompanied …

… 3f), it seems unlikely that the weak correlations between neural activity and CBV changes
at rest could be due to our experimental conditions. We hypothesized that there are two …

… We also tested whether age at time of perfusion or sex had an impact on the variance in the
… These results show the effects of age at time of perfusion and sex did not impact the PA and …

… Further research could address the fact that outcome measures in this study were collected
at admission and discharge from rehabilitation and not at set times after stroke, so that it was …

… individual PSBs at low plastic strain amplitudes and for homogeneously sheared grains at
higher … the predicted cyclic stress-strain curve displays an upward slope at high plastic strain …

It is now generally accepted that Persistent Slip Bands which form during fatigue of single
crystals quickly propagate through the bulk of the specimen; early work which suggested that …

… is fatigued at a … , Winter 1973). The relative amounts of the two phases depend on the plastic
strain amplitude, the matrix predominating at low strain amplitudes and the wall structure at …

… higher at feeder-sites where platform feeders were used than at sites where these feeders
were absent. This study provides baseline data on the occurrence of mortality at winter bird …

The objective of this review is to establish whether the epidemiologie literature presents
evidence of an association between psychosocial work factors and musculoskeletal disease. In …