Prosopagnosia, colloquially also referred to as "face-blindness", was first defined by Bodamer as a selective deficit in the specific task of face identification [1], although the deficit has been reported previously in conjunction with more general object recognition deficits [2] [4].
Considering the information obtained from these respondents in conjunction with more general feedback obtained from the interviewing team, several modifications were made to the original procedures and protocols during the fieldwork period for the survey.
Furthermore, because of the scope of the Philips list, it should be used in conjunction with more general quality assessment instruments for health economic evaluation (e.g., the BMJ list) [ 24].
The present guidelines should be applied to studies focused on all aspects of cancer research, including experiments aimed at understanding fundamental cancer biology as well more translational work, and should be used in conjunction with more general guidelines for the care and welfare of animals (see examples below and Additional information).
Using the LST and SI data in conjunction with health outcome data could provide a more general understanding of spatial heat vulnerability.
Key-word searches can be made either more general or more narrow in scope by means of logical operators (e.g., disjunction and conjunction).
The issues highlighted by Nichols et al., have important implications for the design and analysis of cognitive conjunction studies and have motivated a change to the SPM software, that affords a test for the more general hypothesis k > u.
The above formalism, in conjunction with eq 10.16, was demonstrated by Hammes-Schiffer and co-workers to be valid in the more general context of vibronically nonadiabatic EPT.
But the more general trend is resignation.
It filed a more general "white paper".
