Transcranial electrical stimulation of motor-evoked potential involves the use of either constant-current or constant-voltage stimulation; however, there are few comparative data available regarding their ability to adequately elicit compound motor action potentials.
In fact, while DCMs can adequately elicit stakeholders' individual preferences based on sound microeconomic theory [9, 22, 23], ABMs can simulate and reproduce interaction in a participatory decision-making process where stakeholders can influence each other's decisions [24, 25, 26].
Health professionals recommended recruiting health workers from CALD communities to assist them to adequately elicit and address the needs of patients from CALD backgrounds.
Democrats passed a resolution in February opposing Bush's deployment of 21,500 additional troops to Iraq, but Murtha's proposal to go a step further by restricting deployment to troops deemed to be adequately trained and equipped elicited a fierce response from Republicans, while also dividing the Democratic caucus.
Thus, the observed activation differences elicited by the critical speech acts cannot be adequately explained by predictive context.
Occasionally this was specifically related to a context factor: the fact that two or more persons were present elicited specific structuring behaviour, such as 'dividing time and attention adequately to all present', and 'involving those present adequately in their role'.
A child must be comfortable and adequately positioned if optimal responses are to be elicited.
Alternatively, are the immune responses elicited by vaccines insufficient to destroy cancer cells that are otherwise adequately expressing target molecules [ 21]? Lee et al. [ 22] documented a status of anergy of spontaneously occurring MDA-specific circulating T cells.
Evidence from the patient cognitive debriefing studies (i.e., the interview schedule, transcript, and listing of all concepts elicited by a single item) can be used to determine when a concept is adequately captured by a single item.
