The use of a tetanus to induce LTP (Andersen et al., 1977) is a convenient experimental paradigm with which to explore its mechanisms but is unlikely to closely mimic the physiological situation.
With the fast development of cloud computing, more and more users turns to new computing paradigm for convenient accessing to a shared pool of resources.
The system is fully user-driven and provides a convenient interface and visualisation paradigm that allows the biologist to explore the dependencies and relationships of genes of interest.
These allow the convenient use of this computational paradigm in commonly used imperative languages.
(2) Although a saccade-based paradigm is very convenient for studying the effectiveness of delivering stimulation to V1 to elicit saccadic eye movements, it is less ideal for probing the volitional state of monkeys, as they perceive electrically induced phosphenes.
Essentially, such orthodox remediation theories to the resource curse are convenient constructions around a 'dominant paradigm' [ 78] of development.
This process occurs asynchronously, following the event-driven paradigm and it is highly convenient for application programmers who want to refresh the application's UI with incoming messages.
On the other hand, the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) paradigm is emerging as a convenient model to achieve scalability in distributed systems and applications.
Since neuroimaging studies typically use sample sizes around 20 subjects, the cued creativity verb generation task serves as a paradigm that is suitable and convenient for fMRI studies.
This perhaps reflects a paradigm shift in preferences, since more convenient and less toxic options for cART became available within the last decade.
