Following up after time has elapsed in important, because transfer to practice [ 26] and the sustainability (or decay) of training-acquired skills or knowledge over time [ 27] has been a relatively neglected area of simulation research [ 28, 29].
We equated the number of years separating a pair of samples with the number of generations elapsed between samples because Rio Grande silvery minnow have essentially nonoverlapping generations (based on unpublished population monitoring data of R. K. Dudley and S. P. Platania).
The Russian prosecutor general's main investigative unit this year said it had formally closed a criminal investigation into the killing of Nicholas because too much time had elapsed since the crime and because those responsible had died.
Epidemiologic and law enforcement interviews were conducted separately; no nasal swabs were collected because >30 days had elapsed since the suspect letters were processed.
This can include the Romberg Test in which they are asked to close their eyes and estimate when 30 seconds have elapsed - a challenge because drugs impair the body's internal clock.
There was no selection of cases based on the time elapsed since coma onset because we wanted the study to be as temporally close to a clinical setting as possible.
Two different factors may account for this difference in superoxide production: body mass, and the time elapsed from the imaginal moult because of the sex differences in adult lifespan and development.
The fuss is more pronounced on this occasion because forty years have elapsed since the release of "Dr. No," the first of all the Bonds.
