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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the House of Representatives approves the following motion.
Section A. The motion that the legislature approves the rules under consideration by the Commission is as follows: "The rules under consideration by the Commission are not at variance with or in conflict with the intent of Chapter 23, General Laws of the Commonwealth, and the general welfare of the citizens of the Commonwealth, are not arbitrary, unreasonable or discriminatory and are in the best interests of the Commonwealth and the public."
Section B. The motion that the rules are approved by the House of Representatives is as follows: "Be it resolved by the House of Representatives that the rules under consideration by the Commission are not at variance with or in conflict with the intent of Chapter 23, General Laws of the Commonwealth, and the general welfare of the citizens of the Commonwealth, are not arbitrary, unreasonable or discriminatory and are in the best interests of the Commonwealth and the public."Human brain activities in common sleep patterns across different diagnostic categories of anxiety and depressive disorders.
Although anxiety and depression are both known to involve emotional abnormalities, there is a lack of direct evidence showing whether the neural activity underlying emotional abnormalities of anxiety and depression differ. We employed a pattern of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in which functional activation was scanned during the resting state and the same imaging protocol was repeated during emotional processing of facial expressions. To reveal brain activities in common in both anxiety and depressive disorders, we compared the correlation of MRI signals in both anxiety and depressive patients with those of controls. We found that significant correlations were found between the anxiety patients and controls in the bilateral occipital and left prefrontal cortices, and between the depressive patients and controls in the left prefrontal and right occipital cortices. We also found that significant correlations were found in several brain regions between anxiety patients and depressive patients, namely, in the bilateral occipital and left prefrontal cortices, and in the right parahippocampal and precuneus cortices. These results suggest that the neural mechanism underlying the emotional abnormalities in anxiety and depressive disorders is common.Q:
Using an aggregate function on a sub-query
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