The key syntactic manipulation in the functional MRI study was the use of sentences that contained syntactic ambiguities, which are a normal and frequent aspect of human language, together with matched unambiguous sentences.
Frequent candidate aspects are used as core aspects by using the distance measure in Cilibrasi and Vitanyi (2007) to explore more aspects.
The most frequent unbearable aspects were weakness, general discomfort, tiredness, pain, loss of appetite and not sleeping well (25%-57%-57%
The most frequent unbearable aspects were impaired activities, feeling dependent, help needed with housekeeping, not being able to do important things, trouble accepting the situation, being bedridden and loss of control (27%-5527%-55%
The most frequent unbearable aspects were impaired capacity to perform activities, feeling dependent, help needed with housekeeping, not being able to do important things, trouble accepting the situation, being bedridden and loss of control (27%-5527%-55%
The most frequent negative aspects of the programme were the focus just being restricted to the UK (n = 7) and the lack of proper career guidance (n = 6).> -wrap-foot> aGroups were compared in multiple linear regression models for each satisfaction score.
begin{aligned} PMI a,d)=frac{p a,d)}{p(a p(d)} end{aligned} (1)The later work with frequency-relation based approach is focused on applying more variety of relational filters to reduce the long list of frequent candidate aspect.
The most frequent histological aspect of breast cancer was lobular, tubular and mucinous cancer, as well as mixed ductal-lobular.
In the context of PAINS and frequent hitters, another aspect should also be carefully considered, i.e., the Janus headed issue of compound promiscuity, which is often misunderstood.
The ratio of trainees to available mentors should be small enough to encourage close and frequent interactions concerning all aspects of research undertaken by a trainee or junior investigator, including the planning and design, data interpretation and preparation of reports.
The doctrinal religious mode, as he dubs the first of these aspects, favours frequent but not particularly exciting rites that allow large bodies of teaching to be stored in a person's semantic memory.
