Thus, research into the health behaviours of these young adults today will provide an early indication of the long-term trends that we can anticipate to observe for both this specific cohort, and the generation to which they belong.
To further investigate the generality of this functional subdivision of attentional control in the visual field, Bao and colleagues (Bao, Wang, & Pöppel, 2012) further measured the IOR effects with a single-cue paradigm and applied a very short cue-target interval typically being anticipated not to observe any inhibitory effect at all.
The U conformation is anticipated to be the dominant conformation observed for 2 given the preorganization of the receptor that directs the heteroaromatic phenanthroline nitrogens in a syn orientation, and places the urea groups on the same side of the heteroaromatic core promoting their simultaneous interaction with anionic guests.
It was therefore encouraging to observe, as anticipated, that the COMPAS intervention enabled front-line practitioners to develop QI projects that they could implement themselves and that targeted aspects of their own practices they perceived in need of change.
She's here to observe and anticipate problems".
This research showed the medical relevance of the monitoring of the deformation of implants as a powerful tool to evaluate nursing and rehabilitation exercises, for tracing dangerous overloads and anticipating implant failure and also to observe the healing process.
This strong relationship with their environment plays a critical role in the ability of northern Aboriginal peoples to observe, detect, and anticipate changes in their natural environment.
As anticipated, we observe a clear bias toward high GC-contents and a complete absence of sequence with <30% of GC.
In contrast to what we anticipated, we observed a trend toward improved overall survival in patients with PD-L1hi tumors.
As anticipated, we observed tinnitus-linked low-frequency (delta) oscillations [ 5 9], thought to be triggered by low-frequency bursting in the thalamus [ 10, 11].
