Motion blur in video shooting of moving objects depends on their apparent motions on the image sensor when the shutter is open, that is, when the incident light accumulates on the image sensor, whereas their apparent motions cause no motion blur when the shutter is closed, that is, when the image sensor is blind to any incident light.
As you breathe in, the light accumulates in the center of your heart and forms a focal point of light.
We aimed to elucidate whether schizophrenia and type II diabetes mellitus may present with associated illness severity, in light of accumulating evidence to suggest both conditions have important shared inflammatory components with many shared inflammatory genetic factors.
"This, I think, shed important light on accumulating studies in humans, and suggests specifically that polymorphisms in this gene in humans may enhance susceptibility to the euphoric, pleasurable, addictive properties of opioids.
This view should be revised in light of accumulating evidence for widespread epigenetic variation in natural populations [ 12, 13].
During these meetings the Steps model and our initial research questions were revisited in light of accumulating data – not only field data, but emerging literature, conferences attended and so on.
The present finding of equal long-term outcomes should be considered in light of accumulating evidence of the benefits of outpatient individual therapy for patients with PDs, particularly borderline PD [ 20, 40, 41].
Therefore, in the light of accumulating evidence for missing genes, fragmentary gene structures, false annotations and a low rate of functional annotations on the original release, we decided to improve the moss genome annotation.
In light of accumulating evidence for a possible beneficial role of increased circulating vitamin D levels in reducing the risk of a range of different diseases 34 35 36 37 as well as cancer specific 38 and total mortality, 39 there is growing advocacy for vitamin D supplementation and the maintenance of higher circulating levels.
However, in light of accumulating evidence for key differences in the phenomenology and aetiology of OCD compared with other anxiety disorders, 23 its classification has changed within DSM-5 and it now falls within the new 'OCD and related disorders' section.
