… Our results demonstrate differential time courses and specificity of amygdala response to
emotional and control stimuli in PTSD and normal control subjects. This has implications for …

… control subjects, there is very little information about what could be regarded a normal range
in healthy and diseased community dwelling human subjects … of healthy subjects (mostly n < …

… PGP 9.5 results in control subjects with detailed psychophysical sensory testing, … subject,
the slope of the line generated by plotting time against ENF density for post‐denervation time …

… examined the time course of changes in haemodynamics, oxygen consumption and plasma
noradrenaline in 10 normal healthy subjects. For 12 weeks, subjects performed alternating …

… Brachial and popliteal artery FMD and DC did not change in control subjects at any time …
subjects may help to unravel this conundrum in the literature. Because there is a time course of …

… This reasonable prediction, which was made by the same referee, has been tested by
computing mean RTs, corresponding to successive control trials, over the eight subjects No trend …

… the study was that subjects had appreciable control over the … , but no such attentional control
was apparent for the amount of … process, but subjects have some control over whether they …

… in the control condition. It is concluded (a) that the latency of preparation can be much shorter
than the 2 to 4 sec. reported by Woodrow; (b) that the warning signal can be used as a time …

… of time, it is of importance to know what the time-course of CVR … METHODS: We investigated
CVR in 33 healthy subjects on … within-subject-differences in healthy subjects. CVR seems to …

… in patients with acute cardioembolic stroke, the time course of spontaneous or rtPA-induced …
control subjects matched for demographic factors, time windows, and initial stroke severity. …