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Research design and methods: Ten healthy participants were studied on 4 separate days.
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These values were higher than those of healthy participants without diabetes previously reported.
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A group of 20 healthy participants served to control for effects of re-testing.
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Sensational media reports can facilitate enhanced perception of tactile stimuli in healthy participants.
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We tested this hypothesis with healthy participants prone or not prone to AVH.
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Materials and methods: Ten healthy participants were scanned by using GRASE and FFE sequences.
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We found a number of differences in sleep between our anxious and healthy participants.
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Participants: Forty healthy participants (20 male) were tested weekly on three occasions.
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The Alzheimer's patients remembered much less about the films compared to the healthy participants.
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Twenty-four healthy participants were enrolled in this investigation and randomly submitted to 3 interventions.
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Many prior fMRI studies have examined acute nociceptive pain-related brain activation in healthy participants.
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For this purpose, we recorded samples of conversations in patients with aphasia and healthy participants.
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Seventeen demographically matched healthy participants (free from psychological morbidity) acted as the control group.
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There were no significant differences with respect to the Val66Met polymorphism between patients and healthy participants.
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Main methods: This cross-sectional study included fifty FEP patients and fifty healthy participants who served as controls.
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Participants: Eight healthy participants completed the study.
