Hence, we provide first evidence for an expertise-related grey matter architecture that may reflect a composite of brain characteristics that were still present before interpreting training and training-related changes.
If so, maintenance can be interpreted as training or improvements in salary, status, or fringe benefits.
On site, we dug a pit in the snow to peek at localized layers that form the pack, the stratification of snow serving as a field guide for skiers that can be interpreted with training and skill.
However, search dogs have a number of limitations: the information they provide must be correctly interpreted, their training is time-consuming and expensive and their working time is relatively short.
The resulting hybrid and hierarchical control system interprets the training specifications provided by a physiotherapist for a particular user to execute the corresponding sequence of switching (position, velocity and force) control laws.
Results of urinalysis were interpreted by trained and experienced personnel working in appropriate conditions.
Orthographic similarity was not controlled when designing the word lists, but the degree to which the trained and untrained words shared the same letter combinations is a pertinent factor in interpreting the training results.
It is difficult to be certain whether or not activity increases on single trials, in part because Niv et al have not specified precisely what a single-trial increase in delay-period activity should look like, and in part because of the general problem within neuroscience of how to interpret spike trains.
However, they should be interpreted cautiously as training for the delay task was carried out preoperatively whereas all training for the effort task was postoperative, and occurred after postoperative testing on the delay task.
Retinopathy screening is conducted on site using a non-mydriatric camera with retinal photographs taken by a trained nurse and interpreted by a trained GP[ 9].
