ライフサイエンスコーパス: expressive

1 inatorial systems change as they become more expressive.

2 ss emotions, but overall, they appeared more expressive.

3 male gametophytes, indicating that vcl1 was expressive after germination.

4 The strongly expressive allele Gn1-R also gives rise to a floral phen

5 en languages: In particular, they are richly expressive and also tightly grammatically constrained.

6 ports Boolean queries, which are potentially expressive and exact.

7 tion of the posterior IFC is associated with expressive and receptive agrammatism; however, the funct

8 on disorder, phonologic processing disorder, expressive and receptive language disorders (71% of indi

9 , accompanied by wide-ranging impairments in expressive and receptive language.

10 Affected people have deficits in expressive and receptive linguistic processing and displ

11 The adjuvant use of CHX showed a more expressive and significant improvement in clinical and m

12 eadily accessible first language; (ii) it is expressive and well-suited to object-oriented programmin

13 nguage have substantial difficulty acquiring expressive and/or receptive language in the absence of a

14 d have significant difficulties in acquiring expressive and/or receptive language, despite adequate i

15 In addition, all studied fruits showed expressive antioxidant capacity in both ripening stages:

16 transient episodes of right arm weakness and expressive aphasia.

17 ntal lobe regions of the left hemisphere and expressive aphasia; and (iv) bilateral precentral/left p

18 We propose that some cultural differences in expressive behavior are determined by historical heterog

19 However, other aspects of emotionally expressive behavior vary widely across culture.

20 Our aim was to study and compare facial expressive behaviors related to affective deficits in pa

21 eview evidence that toddlers exhibit various expressive behaviors when faced with knowledge gaps.

22 opinions and judgments may be more rooted in expressive biases than in cognitive processing biases, a

23 Combinatorial auctions allow for more expressive bidding in which participants can submit pack

24 However, expressive body movements may be just as important for u

25 ve (Wernicke) (28% of patients) and language-expressive (Broca) (21% of patients) areas.

26 d C8161, but completely unmethylated in GPVI-expressive cell lines, including UT-7/TPO and CHRF288-11

27 ce applications, but they require clinically expressive controlled vocabularies.

28 adopt a holistic viewing strategy to extract expressive cues from all internal facial features in pro

29 more ambiguous, we probably need to combine expressive cues from more than one facial feature to rel

30 g profiles and provides integrated tools for expressive data visualization.

31 al language delay (dyspraxia, receptive, and expressive delays), and occasionally, seizures.

32 ly demonstrates this pattern in a non-verbal expressive domain-object use.

33 e-dimensional data inputs are unlikely to be expressive enough to accurately model the problem in hig

34 richer signature set and our EP-DNN model is expressive enough to extract these subtleties.

35 veral variants of dysphasia: mixed receptive/expressive, expressive, or higher order language process

36 onses to very briefly presented, emotionally expressive face images.

37 eryday life we frequently view low-intensity expressive faces in which local facial cues are more amb

38 robust cross-modal matches from emotionally expressive faces to colors and from music to emotionally

39 ual processing of images such as emotionally expressive faces, often leading to enhanced attention to

40 aces to colors and from music to emotionally expressive faces.

41 ng the unconscious processing of emotionally expressive faces.

42 Supportive-expressive group psychotherapy was developed to help pat

43 men were offered 1 year of weekly supportive-expressive group therapy and educational materials.

44 analysis of a randomized trial of supportive-expressive group therapy, 125 women with metastatic brea

45 This requires development of expressive, high-level languages that allow reusability

46 is lethal in the sporophyte but is not fully expressive in the gametophytes.

47 antic tools still need to adapt to this more expressive information.

48 ognitive function (p = 0.001), receptive and expressive language (p = 0.004 and p = 0.01), and adapti

49 ith the low-breastfeeding group], as well as expressive language [+0.58 (-0.06, 1.23) and +1.22 (0.32

50 The first patient recovered reliable expressive language after 19 years in a minimally consci

51 Word fluency measures reflecting expressive language and executive function abilities are

52 lectual impairment with relative strength in expressive language and hypersocial behavior.

53 ls, but a few had mild-to-moderate delays in expressive language and mild-to-severe delays in gross m

54 ted with intellectual disability and loss of expressive language and truncations of ZMYND11 in indivi

55 benefit from ventilation-tube insertion for expressive language and verbal comprehension but the tim

56 At 9 months, standardised scores for expressive language and verbal comprehension differed be

57 al, 0.07 to 1.13), although the z scores for expressive language as compared with nonverbal ability w

58 male sibs have AD, while the female sib has expressive language disorder.

59 e disorder, chronic serous otitis media, and expressive language disorder.

60 her level receptive and, to a lesser extent, expressive language functions is attributed to plasticit

61 evelopmental delay, intellectual disability, expressive language impairment, and facial dysmorphisms.

62 most recent scores on tests of receptive and expressive language place him at an age equivalent of 8-

63 nce for the interdependence of receptive and expressive language processes.

64 posterior cingulate gyrus, left frontal lobe expressive language regions, and left basal ganglia.

65 composite score, visual reception scale, and expressive language scale at 2 years of age.

66 Expressive language scores did not differ at 18 mo (P =

67 had been doing well with both receptive and expressive language since she had received the hearing a

68 At 9 months, verbal comprehension and expressive language skills in the watchful-waiting group

69 nificantly higher specificity was found when expressive language task (P = .02), longer functional MR

70 31 to 1.33; and adjusted mean difference for expressive language, 0.70; 95 percent confidence interva

71 ng-term safety, development of receptive and expressive language, and outcomes of speech perception.

72 We assessed hearing loss, expressive language, and verbal comprehension at 9 month

73 l delay with mental retardation, deficits in expressive language, ataxia, appendicular action tremors

74 onths in verbal communication, receptive and expressive language, attention and stereotypical behavio

75 Poor expressive language, gaze avoidance, repetitive behavior

76 are developmental delay maximally involving expressive language, hypotonia, mental retardation, atax

77 sequencing, and in visual-spatial function, expressive language, verbal memory and modulation of aff

78 pectations in several domains, including IQ, expressive language, visual-motor integration, motor fun

79 , developmental test scores, or receptive or expressive language.

80 , leading to marked disruption of speech and expressive language.

81 ntal lobe functions in processing related to expressive language.

82 and impaired abilities in all receptive and expressive modalities.

83 ession presented similar deficits in various expressive modalities: posed and spontaneous emotional e

84 oduced hybrids that were ER negative, highly expressive of EGFR, estrogen independent, estrogen unres

85 hat disconnect receptive language areas from expressive ones.

86 Recently, expressive ontology languages, such as Web Ontology Lang

87 ts of dysphasia: mixed receptive/expressive, expressive, or higher order language processing.

88 SLI is defined by poor receptive and expressive oral language skills.

89 In the expressive phase, the elimination of CD4(+) or CD8(+) ce

90 lished the protective effect of Hsp60 in the expressive phase.

91 t/transgenic search functionality; (ii) more expressive phenotype curation methods; (iii) new downloa

92 Language's expressive power is largely attributable to its composit

93 The vast expressive power of human language would be impossible w

94 The expressive power of language lies in its ability to cons

95 erence has previously been conducted and the expressive power of such models for real human subjects

96 digital logic gates cannot fully utilize the expressive power of this novel technology.

97 adds cognitive therapy, one adds supportive-expressive psychodynamic therapy, and one adds individua

98 d circumstances - observer's states can mold expressive qualities.

99 ype-specific manner, and identified multiple expressive quantitative trait loci (eQTLs) per gene, uni

100 ion perception and preserved autonomical and expressive reactions to negative emotional facial expres

101 ons when interacting with the parent, and an expressive-receptive language composite.

102 hospitalization stay (p = 0.032) and a more expressive reduction in alanine aminotranspherase levels

103 atures) that collectively form a compact and expressive representation of the source data, with no ne

104 ory, and important as an identity marker and expressive resource for its speakers.

105 sign-with-iconicity really display the same expressive resources.

106 zing in motor areas of the brain may reflect expressive responses to pain that are associated with gr

107 ly-aware environment allowing users to write expressive semantic queries against the database.

108 On the expressive semantic tests of naming and fluency, average

109 opmental delay, intellectual disability, and expressive speech disorder and carry de novo variants in

110 cortical areas associated with receptive and expressive speech processes for individual patients.

111 e modules interacting to serve receptive and expressive speech, with frontal lobe 'corollary discharg

112 Event extraction using expressive structured representations has been a signifi

113 in symptom reporting may reflect features of expressive style rather than different levels of illness

114 We propose the use of less expressive subsets of ontology representation languages

115 niques (t120 = 2.48; P = .02), competence in expressive techniques (t120 = 4.78; P = .001), adherence

116 ve therapy plus GDC compared with supportive-expressive therapy plus GDC for patients with antisocial

117 GDC), cognitive therapy plus GDC, supportive-expressive therapy plus GDC, or GDC alone.

118 Supportive-expressive therapy, with its emphasis on providing suppo

119 rtistic peak revealed her capacity to create expressive transmodal art, such as renderings of music i

120 s, both patient groups were impaired for all expressive variables.

121 siform function predicted performance on two expressive verbal tasks, whereas right anterior fusiform

122 signals, high-throughput evaluation of CNV, expressive visualization of multi-level heterogeneity (c

123 Twin studies suggest that expressive vocabulary at ~24 months is modestly heritabl

124 a genome-wide screen and follow-up study of expressive vocabulary in toddlers of European descent fr

125 representation, articulation, receptive and expressive vocabulary, and reading decoding and comprehe

126 tive improvement on measures of receptive or expressive vocabulary.

127 renal (HPA) activity, freezing behavior, and expressive vocalizations.

128 , but abnormal DeMeester score was much more expressive when observed by the distal electrode in the

129 examined the quality-of-life benefits of an expressive writing (EW) intervention for patients with r

130 The intervention, a brief expressive writing assignment that occurred immediately

131 Group emotion-regulation interventions and expressive writing result in physical and psychosocial i

132 roup-based emotion-regulation psychotherapy, expressive writing, and school-based prevention programs