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Synchronization levels between the hippocampus and the cortical areas were also more consistent during active exploration when compared to motor quiescence.

With our set up we consider that the examination at 90° should be the one more consistent during all tests.

Furthermore, WC-IC can be more precisely located than WC-mid, which may make it more consistent during follow-up.

Uterine strips obtained from CON rats during TL exhibited the same synchronous plateau contractions but the amplitude was stronger and more consistent during baseline recording.

The gender difference in the effect of MVPA on FM gain was also found in previous studies, but results were more consistent during pubertal age [ 43, 45, 46] than in childhood [ 41, 44].

Detemir and glulisine are long-acting formulations that provide a more consistent release during the day, thereby mimicking natural basal insulin release.

We attempted to standardize the force applied to the impactor during cup placement; however it was subjectively deemed that manual cup impaction as performed in a clinical setting was a more consistent method during pilot testing.

Steady absorption of drug through the skin may provide more consistent drug exposure during dosing and might avoid serum drug peaks and troughs [ 5].

The lower absorption variability might benefit young children by allowing caregivers to more confidently predict the timing of onset and the duration of insulin action, and providing more consistent glycaemic results during closed-loop insulin delivery.

For example, the coefficient estimated using OLS and all wages increases from −.25 to −.23, a change more consistent with racial progress during the 1960s than the more severe changes evident in Table 12.

This design feature enabled: a) more uniform HDMEC seeding and resulting monolayer through the entire length of the top channel and b) more consistent cancer cell suspension during the flow-based intravascular adhesion experiments (see below).