However, before more differentiated exercise prescription guidelines can be used as clinical treatment guidelines, its medium to long-term efficacy should first be evaluated in more large-scale randomized controlled clinical trials.
Finally, we discuss further options for a more differentiated modeling using the suggested methodological approach.
A more differentiated approach to the use of these solutions is needed, as recommended in a recent publication [ 4].
Furthermore, research in industrial and organizational psychology indicates that more experienced raters who use more differentiated performance schemas provide more accurate ratings (e.g. Cardy et al. 1987; Ostroff and Ilgen 1992).
Given the high degree of educational differentiation in most countries, we do this using a more differentiated educational attainment variable than what is commonly used.
And it still is, but the real India is a very different, and very much more differentiated, place than it used to be.
While the study focused on nPC12 cells, experiments using more differentiated PC12 cells and primary neuronal cultures yielded the same results, indicating that the above findings are not circumscribed to partially differentiated dopaminergic neurons.
Snap will have to convince Wall Street that it's products are better — and its use base more differentiated — from Facebook and its attempts to build those similar features.
In the review presented here, we aim to support this recent development and make a contribution to a more differentiated theoretical analysis of the use of social media and of the cognitive and social processes to which they might contribute.
In contrast, Wang et al. made use of more differentiated human mammary epithelial cells (HuMECs, Invitrogen) and human mammary fibroblasts (HMF, ScienCell) as well as human adipose-derived stem cells (hASCs, Jeffrey Gimble, Pennington Biomedical Research Center, LA, USA) in silk protein scaffolds and serum-containing cell culture medium at 20% oxygen tension.
