Parkinsonian patients showed similar total fall incidence as AD patients, but the distribution was generalized across a higher number of sensory conditions, suggesting that their disability in the Sensory Organization Test could be due to difficulty in quickly changing set to match changes in balance conditions [ 51].
Therefore, PD subjects had difficulty in quickly changing set in all types of tasks, suggesting a general, rather than task-specific, deficit in changing postural set.
Single roles are shared among various actors in a subtly changing set, so that the viewer, like the lead character, can never be certain of anything.
It reminds us that integration 'outcomes' are merely a snapshot in an ever changing set of processes; not the end state of a linear, unidirectional, static process but an ebbing and flowing shaped by many factors, over many years, including life-stage events related or unrelated to the migration process.
At first, these shows were mainly for the friends in the pictures, a constantly changing set of stills from an ongoing movie in which they were all starring.
It can be implemented by changing set points in one step or several steps, or by increasing over time.
There are a handful of papers that are frequently misrepresented by Creationists, again and again; a continually changing set that cycle in and out of popularity.
To see whether basal ganglia are the critical structures for changing set quickly, PD patients were subjected to an automatic set-changing task in which standing subjects attempted to maintain their balance during abrupt movements of the support surface [ 55].
Compounding this are quick changes in technology, dictating a changing set of skills.
The trends of developing renewable energy have been accompanied and caused in part by a rapidly changing set of policies, targets, regional cooperation activities, and institutions in the Middle East region.
