Fourth, neither BNP nor NT-proBNP at any determined point in time could reliably predict 1-year HF hospitalizations.
The participants performed an anticipatory timing task where they were instructed to move in synchrony with the arrival of a moving object at a determined contact point.
Therefore, when quantal data can be viewed as reflecting the incidence of a continuous effect above or below a "determined" cut point equal to M*, then the endpoint is referred to as a "deterministic quantal endpoint".
The primary task was to abduct their first index finger against a force transducer in synchrony with the arrival of a moving object (50 × 25 pixels) at a determined contact point (25 × 50 pixels) on a monitor screen.
Moore, as a neurotic, loony indie-rock singer (Courtney Love redux), and the dyspeptic Coogan are delicious, and the film admirably captures the whimsical, determined point of view of the child, but the over-idealized hipster characters who end up as the guardians of the child as opposed to the frumpy governess of the novel are a bit too perfect to be believed.
Injections were made in the determined point with the mandible abducted.
The subject was instructed to abduct the knee to the determined point and return to the starting position, and in the beginning, the subject received feedback via the examiner's finger on the ASIS in order to detect the movement.
We ran a high titer lysate of ϕ6 (ATCC no. 21781-B1) on an agarose gel, as described above, until xylene cyanol reached a pre-determined point on the gel (corresponding to sampling point 6).
Sure, it sounds kind of far out: a modular space telescope, nearly 100 feet across, composed of individual units launched as ancillary payloads on space missions over a period of months and years, units that will navigate autonomously to a pre-determined point in space and self-assemble.
For others it was a purposeful friendliness with clear boundaries that would be formally terminated at a pre-determined point if it did not naturally fade away.
