Based on numerous experiments which manipulate the stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA), the task order, factors affecting either or both tasks, etc.., it has been concluded that while sensory and motor operations can proceed in parallel, the coordination between these modules establishes a serial processing bottleneck [2], [5] [11].
It has been concluded that while the basal secretion of cortisol remains fairly stable with age the negative feedback regulation of the HPA-axis seems to become impaired in older subjects [ 29, 30].
It is concluded that while existing modelling techniques are successful in accurately predicting room-temperature shapes, the sensitivity of solutions to imperfections is significant.
Furthermore, it is concluded that while the internal Reynolds number increases with increasing external Reynolds number, the thermal conductance, effectiveness, and external Nusselt number increase as well.
Therefore, it can be concluded that while the diffusion profile changes, the higher surface atoms result in the decrease in recombination.
It was concluded that while there are limitations, climatic mapping procedures continue to play a vital role in determining what G.E. Hutchinson defined as the "fundamental niche" in studies of potential distribution.
From chronopotentiometric measurements of H3PO3 and H4P2O6 oxidation on a preoxidised Pt surface it was concluded that, while H3PO3 is oxidised by means of a chemical reaction with PtOx, H4P2O6 undegoes anodic oxidation on the PtOx surface.
It is concluded that while sufficient AWC was present at CR to sustain most of the perennial shrubs also during frequent drought years, insufficient moisture was retained at ID to sustain most perennials.
Also, it is concluded that, while for PTCs NS orientation leads to clearly higher efficiencies, this is not the case for LFCs, where both orientations achieve similar efficiencies even when the solar field has been designed for NS orientation.
It was concluded that while some higher-order cognitive skills training programs have been shown to be effective, in general the adoption of simulation technology has far outstripped the pace of empirical research in this area.
It may therefore be concluded that while the country ranking from the individual indices may be correct, basing the assessment of a country's performance, on the score obtained in one specific study may not be accurate.
