These opening scenes are much more spooky and dislocated than any later occurrence.
The machine learning (Support Vector Machine) classifier, using MVPA for the input variables, was able to predict the later occurrence of a specific intrusive memory in an unseen participant from the data set with 70.1% accuracy and 60% sensitivity.
The benefit of early vaccination of girls and boys using a quadrivalent HPV vaccine to prevent later occurrence of HPV-related diseases is a current subject of discussion [ 5].
The later occurrence of CMS, usually a disease of older men and post-menopausal women, may, therefore, be predictable during childhood, with important public health implications.
The goal of this study was to seek the relations between baseline n-3 PUFA status and the later occurrence of depressive episodes in a French cohort of middle-aged men and women, the SU.VI.MAX study.
This disadaptation of a thrifty phenotype may be important in the later occurrence of chronic disease.
The major clinical features of ARSACS include early-onset ataxia, later occurrence of spastic paraparesis, and brisk tendon reflexes, and an axonal sensory-motor peripheral neuropathy, with some instances of mental retardation or cognitive decline.
The association of preoperative pain in the diseased extremity and the later occurrence of phantom pain suggests that preoperative regional anesthesia may prevent phantom pain.
The advent of drug-eluting stents (DES) has raised concerns regarding later occurrence of ST, beyond the traditional 1-month timeframe, especially in complex lesion subsets that were excluded from randomized trials that compared BMS to DES.
