“...Introduction: Exercise-induced muscle damage (EIMD) triggers several events that will initiate the...”
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“... with a high vulnerability to roadkills, can have a strong effect on population structure. Moreover...”
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“.... Further, it assessed the direction of the association-whether increasing assimilation predicted decreases...”
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“... protected areas (PAs) network and by assessing whether such areas will gain or lose species under climate...”
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“...The main aim of this thesis was to find how fast memory decreases for tasks that people need...”
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“... decomposition will decrease. These impacts will possibly alter nutrient cycles in aquatic food webs that depend...”
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“... observed in the Oro Wari’ Language (Pacaa Nova, Txapakura family). We will show two valence-increasing...”
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“... rotation elastic bands, of different levels of stiffness, will decrease rearfoot eversion during walking...”
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“... assessed the individual and interactive effect of water temperature (5 and 10C) and alder litter quality...”
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“...This study evaluates the prevalence of earnings management to avoid losses and earnings decreases...”
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“... pilocarpine group. However, they were not altered in the pilocarpine groups pretreated with memantine (a NMDA...”
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“... pilocarpine group. However, they were not altered in the pilocarpine groups pretreated with memantine (a NMDA...”
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