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Meanings of psychogenic in English
Of or relating to the psychological cause of a disorder.
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Europe is benefiting from strong economic growth in eastern and central Europe.
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South Canterbury had a good week with really good grass growth rates.
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Iberia and emerging markets including eastern Europe and India saw double-digit growth.
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Sales growth in Europe was driven by France, Germany, Britain and Russia.
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The company expects less favorable conditions for growth in Europe, Boerse said.
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The government said the land was needed for public interest development projects.
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Two new tax measures were introduced to support business research and development.
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Business Opinion:Later this month the next national development plan will be unveiled.
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DM: Yes, the handbag development process is quite long but very interesting.
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Commissioner Northern Uraia Rainima said the island had great potential for development.
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In recent years, India has seen a growing phenomenon called 'paid news'.
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The population of northern Ireland is growing, new statistics out today reveal.
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Nuclear safety scandals and growing energy needs are part of the problem.
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She said it had been a particularly good year for growing tea.
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However, MBIA said it has seen business volumes growing since Padilla's speech.
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However, unique aspects of immune function maturation and neurodevelopment must be considered.
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Therefore, we utilized a cell sheet engineering technology to promote hepatic maturation.
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Similar results were obtained with plasmacytoid DC following maturation with influenza virus.
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However, its role in meiotic maturation in mammalian has not been examined.
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Conclusions: There is substantial surgeon-level variation in AVF placements and AVF maturation.
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How Ta1 may contribute to the Treg cell ontogeny is not known.
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The paper is called The ontogeny of fairness in seven societies.
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All florets on Mir-grown spikes ceased development at the same stage of ontogeny.
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These data provide novel insight into the ontogeny of CD8aa IELs.
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This multiomics single-cell atlas significantly expands our understanding of pre-HSC ontogeny.
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These are unmistakable signs of the psychogenetic nature of the disorder.
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Ernst Haeckel's biogenetic law is expanded in a psychogenetic law.
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These findings support the role of polymorphic SNAP-25 variants both at psychogenetic and molecular biological levels.
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The psychogenetic origin of the psychoses of criminals can be established far more clearly in prisoners awaiting trial.
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I am not talking now of psychogenetic determinants, but alone of the trends of which Dr. Putnam has spoken.
Usage of psychogenic in English
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This algorithm is useful for distinguishing between epileptic and psychogenic convulsive seizures.
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Mass psychogenic illness is by far the most plausible explanation.
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There is now compelling evidence that these outbreaks were instances of mass psychogenic illness.
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Hiccups can be due to organic diseases or psychogenic causes.
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Eight patients were initially misdiagnosed as having psychogenic movement disorder.
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Results: During video-EEG monitoring, she proved to have short electrical seizures followed by psychogenic elaborations.
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Objectives: To evaluate different therapy for psychogenic voice disorders.
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It is suggested that the tilt response is psychogenic and reveals a psychiatric cause for recurrent syncope.
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We tested this hypothesis in a new situation by transiently augmenting this drive with a moderate psychogenic stress.
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Robert Bartholomew, who teaches at Botany Downs Secondary School in Auckland, is an expert in mass psychogenic illness.
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It's like the scrambler but psychogenic.
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Finally, it should be emphasized that like many psychogenic movement disorders, it remains a highly disabling and distressing disorder.
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A better approach to this clinical syndrome is to define it as fixed abnormal posturing that is most commonly psychogenic.
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A psychogenic fugue state.
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His final conclusion is fourfold: (1) Epilepsy, more often than we have hitherto thought, is of psychogenic origin.
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In the patients with later on-proven psychogenic seizures no, or only slight, changes of regional cerebral blood flow were found.
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