McDonald et al. (2004) later independently reevaluated the mortality experience of these workers with follow-up through 1998.
Vardi and the author of this entry later independently proved that P = FO LFP): a property is in P iff it is expressible in first-order logic plus a least fixed-point operator (LFP) which formalizes the power to define new relations by induction.
She started experimenting with camming, and then later independently produced porn, often with her husband.
Every one of them can be later managed independently of its siblings (e.g. refining the parameterization).
Consequently, the diabetic pregnancy is viewed by many to be pivotal in adversely impacting the trajectory for T2D later in life, independently of genetic factors.
To simulate this scenario, we extended the kinetic model with a co-factor that is produced later than and independently of Nodal and acts together with Smad2 to activate gene transcription.
185 Moreover, central obesity in midlife increases the risk of dementia later in life independently of comorbidities such as type 2 diabetes or cardiovascular diseases, indicating that leptin deficiency is commonly observed in AD and is someway associated with obesity characterized by leptin resistance.
To determine whether early life urban exposure predicts the development of obesity independently of later adulthood urban exposure, further analysis were done adjusting for later urban exposures.
Later in his career, independently of Arnold Schoenberg, Scriabin developed a substantially atonal and much more dissonant musical system, which accorded with his personal brand of mysticism.
Collectively, the present findings demonstrate the utility of neural measures of task preparation, allowing these behaviorally silent processes to be studied directly and independently of later task performance.
