vertebrate
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Arnold P. Friedmanare used in possibly overlapping subregions of the domain in order to approximate the physical model and obtain an efficient reduction of the computational cost. The coupling between the different equations must be carefully handled to guarantee accurate results. However in many cases, since the geo
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c category. Psychiatric distress frequently finds expression in physical ailment or pain, and chronic physical illness or disability is a common exacerbant of psychiatric symptoms. The complexity of the interplay between psychological and physiological disease is profound, and many of the mechanisms
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食物
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Pulmonary Disorders and Psychosocial Stress,often in competition with one another. This emphasis is therefore less on external “stress” than on internal processing and resulting “strain”; the latter occurs within individuals and may reflect itself in disease.
Enliven
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Pathophysiological Aspects of Hypertension,s, which in turn influence each other through multiple feedback devices to maintain normal blood pressure and oxygen delivery to peripheral sites in the body. The psychophysiological responses operate through any and all of these basic mechanisms to produce their impact.
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Psychophysiological Aspects of Headache,lterations in glandular function, and (4) conversion of psychological conflict into physical symptoms, as is seen in cases of conversion hysteria. In the latter, psychic energy derived from repression is converted into a physical symptom or sign (1).
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irradicable
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patella
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Pulmonary Disorders and Psychosocial Stress,of stimuli. Some of these may be imposed by the purely physical environment; for example, in a patient with emphysema and limited exercise tolerance. The vast majority, however, are social and psychological stimuli. These seldom constitute direct, unidirectional loads to which an individual responds