Other local high schools with all students passing the exams in multiple subjects included Byram Hills, Chappaqua, Edgemont, Irvington, Katonah-Lewisboro, Rye Brook and Scarsdale.
The number of tests taken at those schools — many students take tests in multiple subjects — increased by more than 800, to 5,436, and the number of passing grades by 302, to 1,774.
We show that the method is robust and reliable by reconstructing known crossing fiber anatomy in multiple subjects.
Antibodies with similar structural features are elicited in multiple subjects, suggesting that modified vaccine regimens could provide broad protection.
Until now, however, no datasets that include internal loading conditions (kinetics), synchronized with advanced kinematic analyses in multiple subjects have been available.
To date, the device has been implanted in multiple subjects with profound retinitis pigmentosa as part of a worldwide clinical feasibility study (clinicaltrials.gov ID: NCT00407602).
Provided the number of papers is sufficiently large, this allows us to calculate separate impact statistics for each of these categories, resulting in multiple, subject-specific impact statistics per journal.
These maps, which are derived from post-mortem histological analysis in multiple subjects, then registered to the MNI-space using a high-dimensional non-linear registration algorithm, do not cover the entire brain; for this reason they are excluded from certain comparisons, including global atlas similarity described below.
24 In addition, there were substantial discrepancies in frataxin levels between blood and buccal cells in multiple subjects with point mutations and a single GAA repeat (not shown).
