Traditional analysis of variance approaches comparing concurrently grown controls with transgenic lines may also be useful in assessing whether or not varietal differences are statistically significant.
Indeed the finding that the disruption of memory was greatest when concurrently carrying out the mental displacement of blocks for both CBS and BRV subjects compared to concurrently carrying out mental arithmetic tasks, strongly suggests that the tactile subsystem of working memory used for Braille is most likely spatial in nature.
Tissue deformation during hepatic pressurization was tracked in 8 canine livers using successively acquired 3-D B-mode volumes and compared with concurrently measured SWS.
Unknown samples were compared to concurrently run standards using a one-site competition model and adjusted for extraction efficiency.
PCR-based testing was compared to concurrently performed conventional microbiological techniques.
To our knowledge, however, one-year health outcomes of PMV patients have not been compared with concurrently enrolled non-PMV patients [ 36].
In acute respiratory failure survivors, the MMSE has poor sensitivity in detecting cognitive impairment compared with concurrently administered detailed neuropsychological tests.
The MMSE, one of the most commonly used cognitive screening tools, demonstrated only fair agreement and poor sensitivity when compared to concurrently administered neuropsychological test batteries in acute respiratory failure survivors during their first year of recovery.
Emergency physicians spent an average of 37.5 minutes per hour managing 3 or more patients concurrently compared with 0.9 minutes per hour for PCPs.
In addition a study in Kenyan children found differences in activated T cells and memory regulatory T cells between individuals with S. mansoni only compared to individuals concurrently infected with S. mansoni and Plasmodium falciparum [37].
