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by Voice of Seoul, a left-wing YouTube channel, in November 2023. Initially, the news of Kim and luxury largesse elicited mixed reactions from the public. Political circles were also split along predictably partisan lines. Yoon’s ruling...

Several physical examination findings are useful diagnostically, including bony enlargement in knee OA and pain elicited with internal hip rotation in hip OA. Radiographic indicators include marginal osteophytes and joint space narrowing...

oxidase (NOX2), a superoxide-producing enzyme in microglia, is an early event and plays a key role in neurotoxicity elicited by neuroinflammation10. Dopaminergic neurons are sensitive to inflammatory response and oxidative stress due to...

with SpaceX to provide reliable transportation to and from the space station. While the astronauts’ plight has elicited feelings of sympathy and pity, chemist and retired NASA astronaut Cady Coleman admits to feeling something different...

the relationship between NMDA receptor hypofunction and schizophrenia. Blocking NMDARs in healthy people has elicited symptoms that are akin to those experience by schizophrenic patients. A post-mortem study of 101 healthy controls and...

enlargement are the typical sonographic signs of AC. Furthermore, a positive sonographic Murphy sign (tenderness elicited by the compression of the transducer over the gallbladder) can be observed [1]. In clinical practice, US can be...

and has no such things that justifies conventional social classes. Lastly, the approaches to life’s predicaments elicited by tragedy and comedy are often against typical patterns of thoughts that we expect the person involved to display...

of them never flying again due to challenges finding a maintenance provider. A request for maintenance last year elicited no valid bids, and Armscor was forced to cancel the process for the second time. “The Dakota C-47TP is a very old...

끌어들이다, 속이다’의 결합형이며, 이는 laqueus ‘올가미, 덫’과 연관이 있습니다(참조 lace (명사)). 관련 단어: Elicited; eliciting; elicits; elicitation. lace (n.) 13세기 초, laz, "실크 등의 꼬인 또는 서로 엮인 줄", 오래된 프랑스어에서...