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It is important to note that electric source imaging is not restricted to interictal activity as is MEG or functional MRI, because EEG can be recorded over a much longer duration and motion does not make the recordings invalid.

The new measurements are set to be recorded over a period of ten days, and will possibly begin as early as next week.

Instead of focusing on the unstable parameter Mmax, we suggest a new, stable, and convenient characteristic, Mmax, defined as the maximum earthquake that can be recorded over a future time interval of duration τ.

Joint space seems to be most responsive to both readers as well as the total score to reader 2. Successive pathological phases recognised in the course of IP finger joint OA allowed gross changes in the progression of this disease to be recorded over a 3-year period.

After calf muscle group maximum voluntary contraction (MVC) has been determined for each participant, the exercise apparatus will be set to provide resistance of 35% of MVC, and P spectra will be recorded over a three minute time window to assess resting mitochondrial function.

To optimise data quality measurement, the following instructions will be followed: systolic blood pressure will be calculated using the mean of three consecutive measurements, heart rate will be recorded over a whole minute, and arterial oxyhaemoglobin signal quality will be checked before recording and will be recorded without oxygen treatment for ≥5 min.

Leaf number, height, and diameter were recorded over a period of five months.

Measurement of solid volume fraction was recorded over a 20 s interval at a 100 Hz sample rate.

Movements and swimming speeds were recorded over a period of eight months (January to August), repeated over four consecutive years (2005 2008).

Field-induced changes in the magnetic domain wall structure were recorded over a field range of [−500, +300] Oe.

Overloaded band profiles were recorded over a broad range of column loading factors (0.03 2.18%) and eluent ionic strengths (5 50 mM).