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Figure 1 Recurrent neural network language model.
Figure 1 Recurrent government expenditure on pre-primary education.
Our diagnostic criteria for EHS comprised three clinical items: 1) recurrent daytime sleep episodes that occur basically every day over a period of at least 6 months; 2) absence of cataplexy; 3) the condition does not meet the diagnostic criteria of any other disorder causing excessive daytime sleepiness, such as sleep-apnea syndrome [9], [10].
A recent study [32] found evidence for the existence of (1) recurrent excitatory connections among SCs, (2) similar levels of recurrent excitation in control and epileptic animals, and (3) reduced levels of recurrent inhibition of SCs in epileptic animals as compared to control ones.
It was hypothesized that (1) recurrent fires decrease the abundance of arthropods, (2) there is a strong influence of seasonality in these transitional forests, (3) there is an interaction between disturbance treatment and seasonality [24] and (4) different environmental variables determine abundance of arthropods in the unburned and thrice-burned forest.
^ 1 recurrent A, 1 recurrent AA, 1 recurrent AO, 1 recurrent OL. * 6 recurrent GBM from de novo GBM, 2 secondary GBM.
Based on Kaplan-Meier analysis, 26% of the children had ≥1 recurrent event within 1 year of their initial event and 40% had ≥1 recurrence within 2 years of their initial event.
Among 31 recurrent cases, there were 25 cases of distant metastases and 6 of local recurrences.
In one blogpost, she lists 10 recurrent themes covered by the media, which she describes as "often ill-informed".
If you increase your QR income by, say, £5m per year, it is hardly a success if it costs you £10m recurrent to fund the additional staff.
Women with 0 1 recurrent probation terms (n = 16) had a significantly lower mean LSI-R score than those with 2 4 recurrent probation terms (35.9 [SD 6.4] versus 39.2 [SD 3.0], p = 0.019), but repeated LSI-R scores did not change over time, nor vary significantly beyond the group mean.
