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... phenomenon. In 2050, Europe will have an elderly population of 31.9%, i.e. one in each three people will be over the age of 65 (Eurostat, ...led to new challenges in public health given ... See full document

... observed in response to items that are correctly ...reflected in overt changes in behaviour ...measures, in the ERP data recognition memory for familiar items showed a ... See full document

... trend over time (Figure 2). However, there are some cases in which the model does not agree well with measured streamflow, since it underestimates some peak flows during high-flow periods, ...e.g., ... See full document

... sampling time points (30 and 60 min) used in our study, found several sets of genes whose expression profile changed in concert together, originating different gene clusters with different temporal ... See full document

... human-driven changes play an important role in regional ...conservation in China, and it has experienced severe droughts since the beginning of this century; however, the extent of the contributions ... See full document

... as changes in the expression of inflammatory ...found in the aged brain. This perturbation in pro- and anti- inflammatory balance can represent one of the mechanisms that contribute to ... See full document

... IgE response, Anisakis ...allergic to Anisakis ...shown in Table ...IgE to Anisakis spp. and undetectable levels of IgE to shrimp, Ascaris lumbricoides, fish and ...mites. To ... See full document

... Physical exercise is associated with hemodynamic changes and alteration of loading conditions of the heart that, when repeated continuously in time, could lead to left ventricle ... See full document

... placebo in clinical trials. In 1970, Baastrup et ...changed to placebo because there was still uncertainty on its prophylactic ...seen in which the patients themselves have the right to ... See full document

... assessed over time, with analysis of 15 snails of each group in the following intervals: 1, 14, 21 or 30 days for hemolymph ...glucose in the hemolymph were determined by commercial kits, and ... See full document

... used in neuroethological research and has been suggested for behavioral screening of drugs due to the ideal balance between the complexity of its physiological system and the simplicity of its biological ... See full document

... [9]. In the frame of the Italian Project SOILSINK (Climatic changes and agricultural and forest systems: impact on C reservoirs and on soil microbial diversity), a hilly basin in Gallura (Berchidda ... See full document

... March to June, and from September to November) (Solomon et ...dark to reddish brown with friable clay and a thick humic top layer, principally developed on biotite gneiss parent ... See full document

... Arivat grains gave more than 70% germination at that level of salt concentration (Table 1). This finding was supported by other parameters; for example Arivat had longer radicle length, high MI and larger cell volume at ... See full document

... arousal to these stimuli has a potentially adaptive value in this ...that in 7-month-old infants speech positive emotional prosodies lead to increased activation not just in the voice ... See full document

... set to approximately 2 h, the observed features ...h in most of the present day GCMs. The standard value of TAU in NCAR-CAM3 is 1 h, which uses the Zhang-McFarlane (ZM) convection scheme (Collins et ... See full document

... unfold in the context of growing religious diversity. Changes in religious diversity are shaping today’s world and provide a powerful context relevant to the aims of our ...attacks in ... See full document

... was to analyze changes in adiposity levels over a 30-year period in schoolchildren according to nutritional ...evaluation in one of the analyzed periods; (b) be in ... See full document

... resulted in the increase of photosynthetic pigment content during early treatment period (Figure ...same time a significant decrease in photosynthetic rate occurred under high-level nitrate (Figure ... See full document

... of changes within those climatic ...the changes in the carbon stocks both on land and in the ocean ...5). In the ocean, most of the carbon ends up in the Atlantic ...exchange ... See full document