A. Either of the following, occurring during the most severe period of the current episode.
However, when the analyses in Table 5 were restricted to the subset of cases who were in their current or most recent job when the current episode of symptoms began, associations with occupational risk factors, were virtually unchanged.
Thus, according to this model, during execution of the current episode u, the most anterior portions of the PFC maintain (in a distractor-resistant fashion) pending information from a yet more temporally distant episode, enabling this information to be flexibly retrieved when this episode is re-instantiated.
The most recent flare-up, prior to this current episode 4 months earlier, was successfully treated with oral prednisolone with recovery to visual acuities of 6/6 right and 6/6 left.
We refer to the patient's most recent episode of TB as the current episode, regardless of whether the patient remained ill at the time of survey.
Laurence H. Meyer, a Fed governor, said in a speech last month that "the current episode is the smallest and most gradual tightening" since the late 1960's.
With regard to the current diagnosis, the most frequent MINI diagnosis was "major depression - current episode" (56.1%).
As a check for possible bias, we re-ran the final models for Table 5, with exclusion of subjects who were not in their current or most recent job at the time when the current episode of symptoms began.
Participants recruited via mailed letters closely resembled those responding to the advertisement in terms of demographic characteristics, most aspects of their back pain history and current episode and beliefs and expectations about acupuncture.
Probability of survival to the current episode and the patient wishes were the most important factors pointed out by the physicians that influence refusal of ICU admission, DNR orders and withhold or withdraw treatment decisions.
