Dr Deborah Riby, of the department of psychology at Durham University, said the study provided an insight into the timing of atypical social attention in children who might go on to develop autism.
There are several causes for debate regarding the risk of atypical fractures, contributing factors, timing of treatment, and location of other locations of tensional stress outside the femur (Bjørgul and Reigstad 2011, Puan and Tan 2011, Meier 2012, Rydholm 2012).
To better understand how bisphosphonate use and risk of atypical fracture are related to timing of use, sex, age, and the type of bisphosphonate, we have now extended our previous nationwide study (Schilcher et al. 2011), and also included men.
Others said Elston's timing and message were atypical.
His relationship with the times was atypical.
These exemplify the high local-scale (10's of km) variation seen in projected ASB timing in most locations and, though atypical, the low variation seen in Northern French Polynesia.
Questions concerning the timing of normalizing surgery in cases of atypical genitalia have been contentious ones, with pediatric specialists (and often parents) preferring early surgery, and critics arguing for deferral of decisions.
Whether the timing of Mr. Hinckley's voice change is typical or atypical can't be determined from his study, since it examines one person only.
Though atypical, there are also countries/territories (with >400 km2 of reef area) where variation in the projected ASB timing is <10 years.
An atypical venue for an atypical pianist.
