Several models, including gas biodegradation, gas cap compression and later interaction of undersaturated oil with dry gas caps can account for the ca. 10 m oil rim presence.
In this case, the authoring efforts from EDU.Tube were shared and incorporated for later educational interactions conducted in CeLS.
This has the advantage of controlling the 'clinical situation' quite tightly such that the same scenario can be presented to multiple groups, as well as allowing recording of the interaction for later blinded review without compromising patient care or confidentiality.
This is important for later fatherhood and the psychological interaction within the couple.
These networks can be saved on disk in the Simple Interaction Format (SIF) for later use.
For later formulation, the score of the interaction between proteins p1 and p2 was denoted by I p1, p2).
In left DLPFC, there was a marginally significant group interaction (p =.056) for later evoked gamma activity, with the control group showing a positive relationship between Nonword Repetition score and evoked gamma, B = 3.22, p =.013 (i.e., higher scores were related to a greater increase in evoked activity).
Where [continuing] is the relevant option, a further choice is opened up, that between [sequenced] and [conditional], the first referring simply to a series of interactions that unfold in time, the second to denote a sequence in which some particular interactions must occur for later ones to take place.
Mother-child interactions were videotaped for later coding and analysis.
In these skill practices (skill practices 3 and 6), participants: 1) worked with new standardized patients, 2) practiced skills in a more realistic exam room setting, 3) received feedback from trainers who observed through a one-way mirror, and 4) had their interactions video-recorded for later self-reflection and evaluation.
