1                          One of the greatest thrills a biomedical researcher may experience is seeing

2           In contrast, the sex difference in Thrill and Adventure Seeking has declined, possibly due

3                        Adventurous play (ie, thrilling and exciting play, likely inducing fear or unc

4 ch into more efficient catalytic materials a thrilling and very dynamic research field.

5                 Unlike artists who get their thrills by creating puzzles that stimulate the imaginati

6 f sensation seeking is likely to manifest in thrill-chasing art that draws on the arousing interplay

7                              One of the most thrilling cultural experiences is to hear live symphony-

8 sence, the brain's dystrophin landscape is a thrilling exploration of diversity, challenging preconce

9 loon diameter used, and presence of palpable thrill following angioplasty were examined as predictors

10                             Patients without thrill following angioplasty were more than twice as lik

11                                         This thrilling journey began with mechanistic studies on a be

12 ring, which proved to be as rewarding as the thrill of discovery.

13                                          The thrill of finding functions for apparent diseases is evo

14                 New technologies brought the thrills of discovery as we uncovered specific proteinase

15 e as likely to lose patency as patients with thrill (P=.035).

16 ckground Digital subtraction angiography and thrill palpation demonstrate limitations when used to as

17 arry out TERS in aqueous medium, which opens thrilling perspectives for the TERS technique in biologi

18  negative associations with extraversion and thrill seeking and positive associations with stress tol

19 pheral curiosity traits (need for cognition, thrill seeking, and stress tolerance) and measures not t

20                        We were surprised and thrilled to see that, nearly 40 years later, the paper i

21 nior Award for Excellence in Research and am thrilled to share some of the unconventional guiding pri