Concurrently, the corrected equations are shown and new correlations are proposed for the ratios δ and ω which are more suitable for Mediterranean climates.
However, the common definition of the TA-domain includes the TMD and the flanking aa concurrently needed for correct targeting [5].
A 46-year-old former athlete (Kon et al. [2009]) was successfully treated by implanting the scaffold in multifocal osteochondral defects of the medial femoral condyle, trochlea and patella, and concurrently by restoring the correct alignment of a varus knee through a closing-wedge high tibial osteotomy.
This interpretation places the occurrence of an ERN for memory decisions in the context of the conflict monitoring theory of the ERN [43] assuming that the activation depends on the product of current activations of concurrently available responses (here correct and guessed words).
Concurrently, the average percentage correct for each of the 20 individual questions increased by 13.3% from 52%to65.3%3%.
These actions are then assigned one-by-one to SR-Browsers by SR-Proxy, and tried concurrently by SR-Browsers until the correct action is found.
Data analysis was done manually and concurrently with data collection in order to identify and correct errors during the subsequent interviews and focus group discussion, and to improve the guides by incorporating any emerging issues.
A more inclusive approach is to attempt to correct for gene expression differences that may occur concurrently to splicing differences.
The technique concurrently estimates the knowledge of each survey participant and estimates the culturally correct answer to each question asked, based on the existence of consensus among survey participants.
The program has a supplementary function designed to correct ambient effects in the time series by referring to concurrently observed data (Ishiguro et al., 1984; Tamura et al., 1991).
Rats successfully learned this task, achieving a performance higher than 70% correct in about 12 training sessions, thus showing the capability to concurrently process multiple constituent parts of visual objects.
