But for Sept. 5, when Katie Couric takes over on "The CBS Evening News," the network is planning more widespread changes, including fanning the newscast out across different media, including radio and the Web, to capture a wider audience.
One possible reason why we found more widespread changes than in previous studies could be because of the high angular resolution DTI acquisition, what we have used in our study, thereby providing a higher signal to noise ratio [20].
Now, scientists have solved the problem by taking a hint from climate models, which have long struggled to figure out how local events (a volcanic eruption in Hawaii or a single bubble in a foam popping) influence more widespread changes (global temperature changes or the foam entirely collapsing).
Our study excluded subjects with dementia, but finding of differences in the subiculum have also been observed in subjects with dementia of Alzheimer's type (DAT) [24], although DAT subjects exhibit more widespread changes in the CA1 region, which encompasses much of the head and lateral aspect of the hippocampus.
Unlike earlier in maturation, where the changes are more widespread, changes in adulthood show strong spatiotemporal dependence.
Instead, more widespread changes affecting food production, processing, or consumption could be the root of the problem.
These situations arise more often for certain students, and therefore we might expect to see more widespread changes for those students.
Further studies are required to be able to assess more widespread changes in these neural networks as a consequence of early onset damage to the MD.
During the last 100 years, the global average surface temperature has increased about 0.74°C and over the past 50 years more widespread changes in extreme temperatures and precipitation have been reported and the rate of change has increased over time (6).
