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A new study is underway to find out how much pain is genetic, and how much is mimicked.

Such a trick could be mimicked using water tanks positioned in the bowels of a building to restore humidity in hot, dry climates.

Do Parents Play A Role In Their Kids'Migraine Pain? Study: How Much Headache Pain Is Genetic, How Much Is Mimicked?

"Oh no, not this, " I said, rolling my eyes. "Everyone is special in their special own way, " I mimicked sarcastically.

"We looked at how the ear develops in an embryo, at the developmental steps, and mimicked these steps in a culture dish, " Heller said.

He added that it was a feat of computing and engineering that could not "easily be mimicked by Google's competition. "

In the OpenSSL library, traditional socket calls are mimicked with a similar API that uses SSL context objects in place of file descriptors.

As my skills progressed, I became more interested in chess and how the strategies players use are mimicked in everyday life.

Only Tom and Lucy remained, still standing guard by the rift. Their SPI armor picked up and mimicked the gold sunlight in the fissure.

The artificial hearts developed so far have mostly mimicked human ones.

Worse , some of the suppliers realized that they could substitute a product which mimicked heparin in tests .

TYPICAL USE: She cut and painted pieces of paper that mimicked flowers so well that some people thought they were real.

In many ways, what private equity firms did at Simmons, and scores of other companies like it, mimicked the subprime mortgage boom.

Technically, an ID can be mimicked by another user and the original user can have the session hijacked.

Marketing strategies were simple: steal. Designs and brand names were copied identically or simply mimicked.

The store mimicked the Apple decor, right down to the bright blue T-shirts and white tags Apple employees are required to wear.

We recount a case of tinea versicolor that mimicked type I (classic adult) pityriasis rubra pilaris.

We laughed and mimicked him outside of class, but that pathetic boat he had drawn on the blackboard depicted most of us back then.

The rituals surrounding smoking must also be mimicked, he says.

Early botanists believed that leaf insects actually incorporated the foliage they mimicked.

His behavior is mimicked and amplified throughout the organization.

One experiment mimicked the stock market, while another asked students to search for images in television static.

he mimicked him behind his back , as the polite major bowed and smirked to lady clavering or miss amory.

The conditions were dry, but mimicked a static apnea dive in which the divers float face down holding their breath.

She mimicked the voice of a former servant who had come to visit her.

For years, the two banks closely mimicked each other, expanding in Spain, which is still the main source of profits, and in Latin America.

And the copycat portfolio offered investors many of the same benefits of diversification as the fund it mimicked.

As the simulator mimicked takeoff, smoke poured into the cabin.

Because of the unusual presentation, the scalp involvement (which clinically mimicked seborrheic dermatitis) was initially missed.

To prove it, she mimicked the tone of a saccharine saleslady.

"Luke, I am your father, " from the Star Wars sequel The Empire Strikes Back, has become one of the most mimicked lines in movie history.

They mimicked FH in mice by knocking out the LDL receptor, causing a cholesterol buildup.

There are hundreds of landscapes which are the mimicked ancient battles of the ancient time.

They then sent a current through it so that the coil was magnetised in a way which mimicked Earth's electromagnetic field.

In like manner, the body politic mimicked the human body in being dominated by various kinds of similar forces.

My experience of being nervous was instructive because it mimicked, in a way, the cognitive strain under which an ADHD kid takes such tests.

Finally, the Dutch team discovered that people who are mimicked are more likely to donate money to charity than those who aren't.

With some participants the confederate mimicked their body language, with others not.

Many of the strategies that Japan used in Brazil are now being mimicked by China.

In other words, it mimicked aspects of the very command economy it was designed to repudiate.

The scientists created an experiment that mimicked how young children learn new words.

"Everyone is special in their special own way, " I mimicked sarcastically.

His reforms, contrary to the popular narrative, closely mimicked China's.

A pasting operation can be mimicked programmatically by setting the.

First he mimicked early development when nerve cells are plastic.

He mimicked early development when nerve cells are plastic.

She mimicked a traditional Chinese painting on paper.

The scientists from the University of Cincinnati induced corneal abnormalities in the mice that mimicked human genetic eye mutations.

We cover that fear with acts of defiance and mimicked confidence.

mimic: My son mimicked his uncle's voice and gestures perfectly.

Tom mimicked his uncle's voice and gestures perfectly.

MUTUAL funds have mimicked hedge funds for years, offering "alternative" strategies such as taking long and short positions on shares.

He mimicked his uncle's voice and gestures very cleverly.

He mimicked his uncle's voice and gestures perfectly.

To prove a lasting effect, McGinty mimicked human sleep apnea in rats.

Sea ice mimicked the Kamchatka coastline in mid-April 2010.

And they have been mimicked in federal legislation.

Analysis for clinical features of pontine infarctions mimicked cerebral hemisphere infarctions

He mimicked Reagan's Western style, even relaxing on a Texas ranch where Reagan had taken his holidays on a Californian one;

Suddenly all of the surrounding structures that mimicked a city

She savagely mimicked the nasal whine of their teacher