Parameter estimates did not notably change, and corresponding significance changed in only a few instances in specific-gravity adjusted modelspecific-gravity adjusted
It is thus possible to consider the practical use of such elastic devices to increase the neuromuscular activation, for instance in specific rehabilitation settings where slow movements with minimal risk of injury are requested (post surgery rehabilitation, physical activity with elderly people or children).
"This includes the provision of inaccurate statements similar to those provided to other elements of the U.S. Government and later to the public, as well as instances in which specific questions from White House officials were not answered truthfully or fully".
This is obvious, for instance, in the specific terminology used to describe conscious cognitive activity: thus, a consciousness which accompanies seeing is designated as "visual consciousness" (cakṣurvijñāna) rather than "consciousness of the visible" (rūpavijñāna).
For instance, in the specific case of football, 'toughness', 'aggressiveness', and 'courage' were words used to justify why a sport was seen as being more suitable for men.
For instance, in the specific case of neuroblastoma, most patients are aged between 0 and 4 5 years, and the large variability in exposure could exclusively be assigned to developmental growth (i.e. ontogeny) rather than genetic variation.
For available nine experimentally validated target instances in Medicago truncatula specific miRNAs, p-TAREF scored 100%.
(In those instances in which no specific line number is stated, the line shown is ZRS3′del+LACZ20).
They work well in specific instances — during events like professional conferences, for example, when you want to know what others are saying about a panel.
In specific instances, it's possible to probe and identify just how close the molecules must be — but the instances are extraordinarily diverse.
