“... in parasitemia but resulted in higher CM incidence and faster mortality, with an increase in NOS activity...”
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“... client s credit risk and on his/her business structure and/or potential. The profitability that the use...”
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Subjects: “...Transplante de limbo...”
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Subjects: “...Limbo da córnea...”
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“... interaction between posture and movement during a lower limb pointing task. Methods: Participants...”
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Subjects: “...Total organic carbon (TOC)...”
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“... O. Estrogen replacement therapy and nocturnal periodic limb movements: a randomized controlled trial. Obstet...”
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“... lower limb on static postural control and on the functional performance of both lower limbs. Methods...”
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“..., which in turn may decrease their functional capacity and exert a direct impact on their quality of life...”
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“...One of the challenges regarding human motor control is making the movement fluid and at a limited...”
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“... in compensatory behaviors that can alter trunk kinematics and lower limb mechanics, the influence of the...”
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“... begins to slow the contraction from the 40 to 50 years and decreases muscle strength 1 to 1.5% per year...”
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Subjects: “...Lower-limb...”
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“..., an increase in peripheral and central diastolic blood pressures was detected in the non-synergistic group...”
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“... sympathetic increase and vagal decrease for upper limb exercise than for lower limb exercise. These results...”
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Subjects: “...Modelos preditivos...”
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Subjects: “...Isolated limb perfusion...”
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Subjects: “...Upper limb...”
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“... of selected hind limb muscles by ultrasound assessment, and vastus lateralis muscle activity determined...”
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Subjects: “...Upper limb...”
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