“..., inhibition of nNOS in the PVN did not affect running performance on the treadmill. These results suggest that...”
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“... timepoints studied. Sexual behavior was not altered by the diet regimen, and HFD fertility after natural...”
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“...Experimental evidence shows that exposure to stress engenders behavioral sensitization and...”
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Subjects: “...Progressive Muscle Relaxation...”
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Subjects: “...progressive general paralysis...”
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“... two groups indicated that progressive motility 24 h after incubation was higher in the pregnancy group...”
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“... of the hind limbs, lower back and tail, progressive lethargy and fatigue after exercise. A hemogram...”
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“...ABSTRACT Frozen and thawed ovine semen undergo morphological and functional changes that prevent...”
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“...Frozen and thawed ovine semen undergo morphological and functional changes that prevent or decrease...”
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“..., and all recovered after six months. Of all analyzed participants, 18/69 (26%) did not have any...”
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“... study suggests that previous chronic insulin therapy (but not oral antidiabetic drugs) attenuate the...”
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“...). In addition, there was an abrupt decrease (P < 0.05) in spermatid counts at 24 h that was sustained...”
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“... a period of accelerated bone mass gain after 11 years of age that was maintained until 14 years of age...”
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“... e entre os tratamentos (p<0,01). Na comparação entre os gêneros notou-se que os componentes físicos nos homens...”
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“... statistically significant difference between them (P = 0.087). The MELASQoL score showed a progressive decrease...”
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“... a period of accelerated bone mass gain after 11 years of age that was maintained until 14 years of age...”
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