Sentence examples for extended activity from inspiring English sources
This model gives rise to the extended activity distribution while accounting for the discrete nature of the observations.
We encode the virtual frog as the extended activity list (EAL) and decode it by the SFLA-specific serial schedule generation scheme (SSSGS).
In the present work, site-directed mutagenesis was performed to delete the C-terminal residues of GAD to generate a mutant, designated as GADΔC, which exhibited extended activity toward near-neutral pH compared to the wild type.
And rather than pleasure being some very spatiotemporally localized activity, it may require extended activity in recurrent neural circuits (as all conscious brain activity does, on some views: e.g.; Lamme and Roelfsema 2000, Lamme 2003), perhaps involving pathways using dopamine but also others, perhaps even in large or far-flung areas of the brain.
Preclinical data suggest that ZD6474 may have extended activity compared to that seen with gefitinib (Matsumori et al, 2003).
Surprisingly, FAA profiles showed that, during FR in DD, BKOs had extended activity for up to 15 hr before food availability, while controls allocated most of their activity to the 6-hr window of FAA.
Autominder achieves this goal by providing adaptive, personalized reminders of (basic, instrumental, and extended) activities of daily living.
This addressed both challenges 4 and 5: teachers know their students best, can more readily assess their ability to manage extended activities and can make decisions in the interest of their students' learning based upon their learning context.
These are variously described as "instrumental" or "extended" activities of daily living (E-ADL) measures.
Barthel score, Nottingham extended activities of daily living score, falls efficacy score estimates also adjusted for respective baseline values.
Functional assessment is generally agreed to include two main elements: activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental (or extended) activities of daily living (IADLs).
