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Assisted Reproductive Technology

The Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) uses fresh, as opposed to frozen, non-donor eggs or embryos. The egg is harvested from the woman who is trying to become pregnant, fertilized, and then, if the fertilization is successful, transferred to the uterus.

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Assisted suicide

Assisted suicide refers to suicide committed with the assistance of a physician by a person terminally ill or in unmanageable pain
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Assisted suicide refer to actions in which one person intentionally acts to end his or her life and secures assistance from another individual who intends to help the first person achieve that result.

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Assistive devices

Assistive devices refer to tools that enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions ; for example, adapted computer keyboards, telephone headsets, enhanced co

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Associated features

Associated features refer to clinical features that are not part of the diagnostic criteria for a particular mental disorder, but may frequently occur in association with the disorder.

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Association

Englisch: Vereinigung
Association refers to a linkage between two psychological processes or representations as a result of past experience in which the two have occurred together.

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Association area (association cortex)

- Association area (association cortex) : Association area (association cortex) refers to all areas of the cerebral cortex that are not primarily sensory or motor in function.

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Association areas

Association areas refer to the areas of the cerebral cortex that house memories and are involved in thought, perception, learning, and language.

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Association or polymodal areas

Association or polymodal areas refer to brain regions involved in the integration of sensory information from different sensory cortices and linking the sensory cortices to the motor cortices. These associative cortices support complex mental and behavioral functions.

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