This has been markedly demonstrated, for example, for pulmonary adenocarcinomas [9].
Adding extra terms to the model improved the model fit, often markedly so; for example, a quadratic term for ambient temperature (DIC = 14730.3) or eye temperature as a normalising factor (DIC = 16648.1).
This contrasts markedly with, for example, Adolf Hitler, for whom videos and photos established a convincing case of Parkinson's disease, with not only a reduced use of one arm but also a progressive course of hypomimia, rest tremor, micrographia, stooped posture, hypokinesia, and shuffling gait.
He was well aware that automation could work wonders: computers had markedly improved navigation, for example, and their ability to control the airplanes' every tiny wiggle via the yaw damper was helping to prevent potentially fatal Dutch rolls.
However, because the exercise interventions investigated vary so markedly in type (for example, water aerobics, traditional aerobics, T'ai Chi, strength training), frequency, intensity, and duration it is difficult to compare results across studies.
The IHR allow review committees to give advice broadly on the functioning of the regulations, and it can be foreseen that in future years, committees will need to be convened with markedly different tasks, for example, advising on the granting of a second round of extensions to the core capacity time frame.
However, there are a growing number of interesting reports that intrinsically link function with variations in synthetic approach, which can result in, for example, markedly different particle sizes.
Rates of morbidity are also likely to vary markedly between populations, in for example postpartum clinics and child-health clinics, or between community and hospital-based samples.
Women with QoL scores that differed markedly from the norm, for example, might have chosen to take the paper version home.
The resting state is an energy-consuming state that involves active information processing via many modalities and pathways, and its level can vary markedly with experimental condition, for example, in comatose, anaesthetized and conscious subjects.
