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(22) compared conversive tremor with essential tremor using SPECT at rest and during a tremor-inducing motor task (to bring a cup from a table to the face).

Evaluation by neurocritical care documented that patient was conversive, oriented to person and place, but was inattentive and needed constant redirection.

As for diachronic development, Cohen substantiates--quantitatively and qualitatively--the widely held view that in LBH the simple tenses {qatal and yiqtol) had begun to encroach upon the domain of the conversive tenses (wayyiqtol and weqatal, respectively) in the marking of consecutive actions/events, whether with or without a preceding waw.

He was conversive and seemed to understand; however, he was unable to say more than 1-word answers and mainly said "yeah" or "no." The patient had a follow-up appointment with cardiothoracic surgery and was scheduled for a repeat TEE.

(24) The Paulian typological relation expresses this conversive movement perfectly.

Myers M, 2010, "'Walk with me, talk with me': the art of conversive wayfinding" Visual Studies 25 59-68

She added that Napoles was "conversive and alert" when she visited the patient who was suffering from recurring vaginal bleeding.

In dissociative disorder which occurs in relation with trauma, conversion disorder and conversive fainting are also observed frequently.

But, later, other members of the psychoanalytic school of Chicago in 1927, Felix Deutsch and Alexander Dunbar, tried to define psychosomatic medicine and to decode the mechanism of conversive hysteria from a psychosomatic perspective and to realize different type of personality profile in concordance with different kind of psychiatric disorders.

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Consequently, the relevance of conversive scholarly strategies is foregrounded.