Some countries have more recently applied this approach to provision for the disabled in the form of a minimum benefit based only on the extent of disability.
Carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) strengthening of structures has been gaining increasing interest, traditionally applied to concrete structures, and more recently applied to steel structures.
Clive Granger won the Nobel Prize in economics for a closely related parametric measure in econometric theory (and, more recently, applied extensively to neural time series data (Ding et al.2006)), the Wiener-Granger causality (Geweke1982; Granger1969; Wiener1956).
Pitch prediction (PLP), also known as long-term prediction, was originally proposed for speech modeling and coding, and was more recently applied to audio signal modeling in the context of the MPEG-4 advanced audio coder (AAC) [38, 39].
Although VDL has been more recently applied in ICU setting [9 16], some authors have shown that ETI with VDL (VDL-ETI) could be associated with longer ETI time, lower oxygen saturation and even higher mortality as compared to conventional DLM-ETI [9, 13].
To guide planning and to appraise available plans, we adapted the Haddon Matrix, a planning tool developed in the field of injury research and intervention [13], and more recently applied to the public health response to bioterrorism, SARS [14], and pandemic influenza [15].
PGD is an established clinical procedure, more recently applied to inherited cardiac diseases, that allows couples to conceive a child without passing on a pathogenic mutation.
More recently applied multivariate pattern recognition analyses to fMRI may be more sensitive than traditional univariate analyses methods to study the evolution of distributed activation patterns across development and could be used to predict maturation in individual subjects [ 85].
One additional limitation of the present study is the use of the traditional IHP criteria for both interim and posttreatment scans rather than the more recently applied Deauville criteria 29.
