1 g the detailed recommendations for regional, close-up and dermoscopic images.

2 and spectacles independence for intermediate/close-up and far distances respectively, in comparison w

3 points in biochemistry and cell biology from close up, and to participate in some of the studies.

4 age acquisition at the total body, regional, close-up, and dermoscopic levels impacts the quality and

5 age acquisition at the total body, regional, close-up, and dermoscopic levels impacts the quality and

6 ral gap in a probe beam that is subsequently closed up; any interaction which takes place during this

7 nce and patient autonomy at intermediate and close-up distances, in accordance to specific needs and

8 y first identifying and removing links which close up feedback loops in the original network and hier

9  the Mariner 9 spacecraft returned the first close-up image in 1972, but conclusive evidence of their

10 quent observations have focused on obtaining close-up imaging of this region to better characterize t

11 tion of multi-helix DNA bundle structures or closing up of 2D DNA tile lattices.

12             The result of these changes is a closing up of the active site upon lysine binding.

13 nd caused spectral changes consistent with a closing up of the heme pocket.

14                                              Close-up shots of faces elicited the strongest neural re

15 esponses, whereas far away shots of faces or close-up shots of hindquarters elicited weak or inhibito

16 ion of the stimulus-induced wave fronts that closed up the excitable gap.

17 ed by a salt-link interaction with Glu(120), closes up the catalytic site and prevents release of the

18 essing, possibly instrumental in linking and closing up the visual-motor control loop.

19 s an instructive exception, and we present a close-up view of its quiescent x-ray emission based on 3

20 ying the polar angle of facial air puffs and close-up visual stimuli.

21 iculty with reading, visuospatial tasks (ie, close-up work or finding things on a crowded shelf), mob