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Along with neuropsychological testing, these methods may help in the prediction of injuries to fighters who partake in contact sports by providing information of neural networks that subserve cognition and executive function.

Pain, injury, immobilization, and rest have clear impacts on the neural mechanisms that subserve movement.

The results from this study indicate that "distinct and partially overlapping neural networks subserve each component rhythm; the complex nature of rhythm thus was reflected neurologically" (p.

As an outcome, the narrative text becomes, as Herman puts it, a "nested structure of actions" (Storytelling 40) in which "local textual choices subserve the more global purpose of narrative worldmaking, which are nested in turn in a still broader ecology of representational goals" (Ibid.).

There is therefore no end to attempts to subserve us to some other nation's needs and aspirations.

These findings indicate that part of distinct cerebral networks subserve processing of intentional information during speech perception [14].

Osmoreceptors or sodium receptors activate circuits that subserve thirst and sodium appetite, and a parallel inhibitory circuit of sodium appetite involves the LPBN.

Associate Justice Rufus Peckham, writing for the majority in a 5-4 ruling, stated that singling out bakers was "unreasonable, and entirely arbitrary" and "[gave] rise to at least a suspicion that there was some other motive dominating the legislature than the purpose to subserve the public health or welfare." Peckham deduced that the hours law violated the right to liberty of contract protected by the due process clause of the 14th Amendment, a controversial decision not overruled until 1937.

The dynamics of higher-level processes--their rates of contextual and lower-level sampling, and intra-level activity--typically are slower than those of the lower-level processes which subserve them.

They studied the functional activity in neural circuits that subserve self-regulatory control in women with bulimia nervosa.

I do believe that such Western insistence on retaining its primacy in world affairs will be increasingly challenged by "outsider" countries from Asia, Africa and Latin America, which will set up coalitions to challenge Western domination and subserve their own interests.

Insiders point out that the Act under which HZL was set up states that the output of the mines in Rajasthan will be exploited to " subserve the common good".

So the central and most intrinsically interesting kind of psychology is the kind that Vitz says turns out really to be philosophy, which the disciplines of neuroscience, cognitive science, and tests and measurements subserve.

Vitamin D is an important pro-hormone which, besides playing important roles in calcium homeostasis and bone mineral metabolism, is now recognized to subserve a wide range of fundamental biological functions in cell differentiation, inhibition of cell growth as well as immune modulation.