Findings suggest that the SPAI-C is applicable in clinical treatment studies designed to assess sensitivity to change in various aspects of social anxiety disorder.
Using longitudinal data, we investigate whether deterioration and improvement in self-reported vision among people aged 50 years and older in England experience subsequent changes in various aspects of economic, psychological and social well-being.
Developing models like CHI helps us to capture changes in various aspects of the disease trajectory.
These policy developments have resulted in significant changes in various aspects of the quality standards of pre-school education in Singapore.
Extensive and successive changes in various aspects of the global economy in recent decades have caused prediction and its quality to be of the most critical basics of excellence of the organization.
Changes in heart rate, diameter of the heart tube, ejection volume, duration of contractions and inter-beat intervals, and importantly, changes in various aspects of heartbeat rhythm, were studied by monitoring fluctuation in optical density, which is associated with movement of the heart walls, and by tracking changes in individual pixel intensities.
Studies to date have typically considered changes in various aspects of the natural environment in this context.
Thus, lack of changes, or detected changes, in various aspects of analysis and response may have been due to limitations in the measurement tools used.
Evidence shows that children's development is improved when placed within alternative families - psychologists have reported dramatic changes in various aspects of motor, language and social development of children placed within this type of care.
For example, changes in various aspects of the sound induce shared variability in individual responses, which results in the same variability in pooled responses, but little variability in the relative activity of neurons (used by the pattern decoder).
In addition, moving average methods are known to be somewhat robust to various modeling assumption violations [ 13], and to be competitive, especially when training data is very limited, or when there are relatively frequent changes in various aspects of the data, such as in the off-peak baseline count rate.
