We monitored circling behavior, head tilt, and swimming ability of the injected mice; these parameters reflect vestibular functions.
On that condition, alternative sports were allowed in order to maintain the level of fitness (e.g. swimming, biking, or monitored circle training in the gym) as well as proprioceptive training.
The samples were excited at 355 nm and monitored at (circles) 500, (crosses) 550, (squares) 600, (triangles) 650, and (diamonds) 700 nm.
The monitor displayed circles representing the participants' hand positions, targets, and task-relevant visual feedback in the plane of the arm movements.
And it echoes the familiar push-pull within the intelligence community about whether jihadist Web sites should be blocked, to try to contain the spread of insurgent and terrorist messages, or allowed to remain active, so the sites and their visitors and commenters can be studied, understood and, in some circles, monitored.
Immediately before each stimulus, the monitor displayed concentric circles in graded tones of grey (inter-trial erasers have been previously used for auditory stimuli in [32]).
Circles and squares are previous measurements with ordinary surface probes and long-term monitoring instruments, respectively (open circles: data of low quality) (Hamamoto et al. 2011; Kinoshita et al. 2008).
Many of the parents said they feared their children falling into "bad company" unless their social circles were monitored.
"Monitoring includes forming a circle of a mile around the area in which it is found to determine the possible presence of more specimens in the field and prevent movement into protected areas," says Danny Rueda, director of ecosystem management at the Galapagos National Park.
(B) Position of PCR product in pHFGE-AMY for monitoring (black arc inside circle).
