He is part of the contingent.
Because during the contingent condition of our fNIRS study infants were occasionally performing spontaneous movements with their arms and hands, it is possible that the visual proprioceptive information as presented in the experiment may have triggered activation over the IFG.
This profile is useful not only because it reflects the contingent of SENPs present in the mature egg, but also because XEEs are valuable and well-established system that offers unique advantages for performing in vitro biochemical and cell biological studies [40].
Because the contingent of mostly older, white Americans overlooked empathy for minority groups due to their own positions of privilege.
That year's game was played at Yankee Stadium, which was fitting because six of the Yankees' contingent started, as designated by their manager, Joe McCarthy, who was also the All-Star team's manager.
First, could the improvements in sustained attention have arisen because the contingent nature of the training stimuli left the trained group generally more motivated to orient toward the screen than controls?
Oscar-watchers place big stock in the Baftas, because of the notable British contingent in the Academy, whose members overlap with the overseas group.
You correctly give the budget deficit of 8% of GDP in 1984 but understate the true position because of the large number of contingent liabilities, off-budget transactions and unrecorded government guarantees.
Only four teams have signed up because of the costs, the smallest contingent in the race's modern history and far fewer than the 15 organizers had predicted in selling the event to city officials hungry for its economic benefits.
Because of the wide disparity among contingent states of affairs, (a - f), one might despa - ff finding an analysis oneomighttence that both despairatisfactofily with all ofinding stanes of analysisand implies that an ofnipomnipotence has, inthatively speaking, sufficient power.
