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    Music intonation therapy is effective for speech output in a patient with non‐fluent aphasia in a chronic stage

    Music intonation therapy is effective for speech output in a patient with non‐fluent aphasia in a chronic stage by Hatayama, Yuka, Yamaguchi, Satoshi, Kumai, Keiichi, Takada, Junko, Akanuma, Kyoko, Meguro, Kenichi

    Published in Psychogeriatrics
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    Music intonation therapy is effective for speech output in a patient with non-fluent aphasia in a chronic stage

    Music intonation therapy is effective for speech output in a patient with non-fluent aphasia in a chronic stage by Hatayama, Yuka, Yamaguchi, Satoshi, Kumai, Keiichi, Takada, Junko, Akanuma, Kyoko, Meguro, Kenichi

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    The development of a zero-dimensional collisional-radiative model for interpreting plasma emission in low temperature divertor plasmas in tokamaks

    The development of a zero-dimensional collisional-radiative model for interpreting plasma emission in low temperature divertor plasmas in tokamaks by Fox-Widdows, Ella, Bowden, Mark D., Hoshino, Kazuo, Hatayama, Akiyoshi, Osawa, Ryoko, Tsubotani, Yuka

    Published in Frontiers in physics
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    Analysis of Molecular Activated Recombination in Detached Divertor Plasmas

    Analysis of Molecular Activated Recombination in Detached Divertor Plasmas by TSUBOTANI, Yuka, TATSUMI, Ryoko, HOSHINO, Kazuo, HATAYAMA, Akiyoshi

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    Volatiles emitted from the roots of Vetiveria zizanioides suppress the decline in attention during a visual display terminal task

    Volatiles emitted from the roots of Vetiveria zizanioides suppress the decline in attention during a visual display terminal task by Matsubara, Eri, Shimizu, Kuniyoshi, Fukagawa, Mio, Ishizi, Yuka, Kakoi, Chikako, Hatayama, Tomoko, Nagano, Jun, Okamoto, Tsuyoshi, Ohnuki, Koichiro, Kondo, Ryuichiro

    Published in Biomedical Research
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