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desynchrony, a condition in which the environmental cues and patterns, such as sleeping and eating, conflict with an individual's existing pattern, as in jet lag. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The authors of the study speculate that the internal desynchrony of oscillators likely to result from a rotating light schedule may have dire consequences that may be exacerbated by age (Davidson et al. Perhaps of greater importance was the finding by Sheehan et al (14) that symptoms account for only about 30% of the variance in disability, and that there may be desynchrony of symptom severity and disability-scale scores over time that requires measurements of both in tracking treatment outcomes. One cannot assume that increases in vaginal lubrication are intricately connected to feelings of sexual arousal, given that recent laboratory studies strongly point to a desynchrony between these two aspects of sexual arousal (Meston, 2000). |
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