Due to the intrinsic limitation of pair-wise correlation in terms of presenting the large neuron pairs, we plotted here a pooled set of 30 neurons containing the top best neurons from each class to visually illustrate how these top neurons' cross-correlation change over experiences.
When planning, yields are often not known with high precision (and may even change over time as lab experience with the chosen reactions grows).
This indicates that there was a statistically significant difference in the amount of change over time experienced in the comparison and intervention groups.
The exit poll of those who voted on Tuesday — not to be confused with the pre-primary polls that misfired — showed that Democrats are still looking for change (54 percent) over experience (19percentt) and that they overwhelmingly associate Mr. Obama with the former and Mrs. Clinton with the latter.
This process is related to acceptance of their diagnosis and their illness and can therefore change over time, with experience and in some cases with disease activity.
From the general part of the questionnaire (30 questions on synaesthesia, comprising questions like "How long have you experienced synaesthesia?" and "Did the experience change over time?"), it was determined whether the participants fitted the profile for developmental synaesthesia.
3 Alternatively, to assess parsimoniously how the relation changed over years of experience, we specified experience as a set of four linear splines with distinct slopes for each decade of experience and then calculated average marginal effects of the impact of a one year increase in experience on outcomes in their native scale.
Findings did not indicate significant differences between urban and rural settings, but demonstrated some significance in change-over-time in the HIV stigma experiences of PLWH as well as the HIV stigmatisation behaviour of PLC after the intervention.
As noted above, in many of the country-level plans, patient-to-staff ratios change over time, reflecting increasing experience and changes in patients' clinical and ART status (starting versus follow-up).
This interpretation of the concept of 'outcomes' tends to have the effect of 'freezing' experiences at one point in time, although experiences change over time, and it does not illuminate the potential and limits of the health-related changes.
