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1 of how patients relate to their therapists (transference).

2 ylor's law and (3) low efficiency of trophic transference.

3 nd makes it more feasible for its industrial transference.

4 ing the number of vacuum chambers and sample transferences.

5 f nuclear transfer, which enables the direct transference and preservation of high-value meat- and mi

6 This is indicative of tissue transference, and particularly in tissues developing de

7 dies; but fossils illuminating this critical transference are sparse and often ambiguous.

8 Randomized clinical trials indicate that transference-based treatments and alternative treatments

9 However, transference-based treatments appear to be much more eff

10 e is known regarding the mechanism of signal transference between receptor and internally located G p

11 er adjustment for fertility change and birth transference, but don't add substantial additional insig

12 ge, this is the first study demonstrating Se transference during metamorphic tissue remodelling.

13 Both transference-focused psychotherapy and dialectical behav

14 Only transference-focused psychotherapy and supportive treatm

15 Transference-focused psychotherapy and supportive treatm

16 A structured dynamic treatment, transference-focused psychotherapy was associated with c

17 Only transference-focused psychotherapy was significantly pre

18 lity disorder: dialectical behavior therapy, transference-focused psychotherapy, and a dynamic suppor

19 rsonality disorder were randomly assigned to transference-focused psychotherapy, dialectical behavior

20 g anuran development and the implications of transference for influencing toxicity.

21 Meeting domestic demands through transference from agriculture presents concerns for rura

22 at act as intracellular inhibitors of signal transference from receptors to G proteins.

23 Environmental concerns will limit additional transference from rivers.

24 ce abolishes the ATPase activation and Cu(+) transference, indicating that the region is required for

25 tic studies suggest that a high frequency of transference interventions may have negative effects.

26 Contrary to common clinical wisdom, transference interventions seem to be most important for

27 The concept of transference is subject to continuing debate and modific

28 of 10(-4) S/cm at room temperature, a cation transference number close to unity, and an electrochemic

29 ivity, electrochemical stability and lithium transference number compared with PEO.

30 y beyond 200 degrees C and a remarkably high transference number of at least 0.91 (more than double t

31 then derived the salt diffusivity and Li(+) transference number over the salt concentration range 0.

32 y kappa, salt diffusivity D, and lithium ion transference number t(+)) over a wide range of salt conc

33 of 3.05x10(-5) S cm(-1) and an average Li(+) transference number value of 0.80+/-0.02.

34 on dependences of salt diffusivity and Li(+) transference number were obtained simultaneously within

35 extremely high shear modulus and high ionic transference number, solid electrolytes are promising ca

36 owing to its stability and near-unity ionic transference number.

37 Specifically, transference of a methoxy substituent from the 11- to th

38 re is a continuous process that requires the transference of current knowledge to future generations.

39 e with EHEC were completely protected by the transference of immune sera.

40 Colonic manipulation caused the transference of intracolonic LPS and microspheres into t

41 OFs to incite scientists to move towards the transference of knowledge from the laboratories to the i

42 aw this result as a triumphal example of the transference of laboratory studies to the bedside--were

43 barrier permeability, promoting LD fusion by transference of lipids.

44 The transference of luminal bacterial products may follow a

45 tinal manipulation led to an early transient transference of microspheres from the intestinal lumen i

46 numerous instances of petal and sepal loss, transference of petal function between floral whorls, an

47 The transference of post-dentary jaw elements to the cranium

48 The transference of proanthocyanidins from grapes to wine is

49 In this paper, a homogeneous transference of SWCNTs films to nonconductor and transpa

50 actitioners either do not use the concept of transference or deny its validity.

51 ulthood may inform the therapist of possible transference paradigms that may develop in treatment.

52 Research that examines how transference phenomena may be responded to in nondynamic

53 In order to test these transferences, SWCNTs films transferred on quartz were u

54 vestigations, such as accuracy of annotation transference, the relationship between sequence, structu

55 es of reinforcement scheduling and emotional transference to an avatar, whose movements and behaviors

56 tended to use the psychoanalytic concept of transference to decide issues in which there has been a

57 Using the concept of transference to decide posttermination issues results no

58 nine residue markedly interfered with signal transference to G(q).

59 , Ccr7 is a gatekeeper for nonspecific viral transference to the brain.IMPORTANCE In this study, we s

60 into particles of microns or smaller, their transference to the ocean interior by food webs and ball

61 Additionally, we suggest that functional transference within B-class gene families may have contr

62 ve reported significant associations between transference work and outcome.

63 nly one treatment component study has linked transference work directly to gains in insight and subse

64 These findings indicate that transference work interventions are indeed active ingred

65 Transference work, a core specific technique in psychody