Velocity training induces power-specific adaptations in highly functioning older adults.
In a highly functioning jazz-piano trio playing original music, Mr. Iyer explained in a recent conversation, "everyone is contributing structural information".
The so-called "Jack-of-all-trades" effect in European forests generates a low level of functioning in highly diverse forest stands (Van der Plas 2016b).
According to the theoretical framework relating hypnosis to attention, baseline attentional functioning in highly hypnotizable individuals should be more efficient than in low hypnotizable individuals.
A remarkable property of these circuits is their ability to function in highly variable biological environments: Biochemical processes are stochastic, environmental conditions fluctuate, and genetic polymorphisms are abundant.
These cells are invasive and highly tumorigenic and can function in the bone microenvironment as both a primary and metastatic tumor [ 28].
Perhaps the reviewer is correct that oxygen-scavenging could function in highly oxic, free-diffusing conditions, even though contemporary examples have not been described.
Their story goes that only a small state, with pared down welfare provisions and a premium on economic efficiency, can function in our highly competitive, globalised world.
One of fragility, even, for how can a historically great international orchestra continue to function in the highly charged world economy of a new century from such a tiny, antiquated base?
Most signaling networks function in a highly non-linear and often contextual manner.
