In this case, hippocampus can be thought of as representing the value of sensory, behavioral, and cognitive information relative to one∼s motivation and spatial experiences in a given environment.
Using a systems analysis approach, Eide et al were able to separate responders from non-responders based on both pulse amplitude and phase information (relative timing difference between the ICP and ABP pulse waves, which was smaller in responders) [ 78].
CDR is scored based on the best available sources, as a combination of patient and proxy information (relative, staff in nursing home or home nursing service).
Thus the role of domain-specific areas in conjunction tasks involving spatial and identity information, relative to their role in the respective single feature tasks, is not clear and is the purpose of the present study.
The RMON included a computer that recorded the waveform, the triggers, and timing information relative to the start of the respiratory acquisition (clock 2) in a separate respiratory data list file.
This system in proper time provides institutions of state governing and population with information relative to imminent natural and man-caused disasters that give the real opportunity to prevent or reduce their negative effect on environment, infrastructure and people.
Participants desired a flexible, collaborative educational approach, especially regarding the timing and type of information, relative to the child's age and duration of diabetes.
Such "overlap" relations [31], which vary asymmetrically, are problematic for terminological ontologies that rely on simple categorical mappings and therefore lose information relative to the pair of conditional probability values we compute here.
The sensor node is responsible for the acquisition and processing of information relative to the respective body area.
In addition to examining volume of coverage, we investigated temporal changes in coverage of skin cancer risk factors, UV behaviors, and early detection information relative to the 2006 IARC report.
