Bilateral, one-component reflex responses were obtained regularly from SCM tested at rest as described previously [9, 12].
In addition, all courses should have clear aims and learning objectives as well as formal end-of-course assessments, and participant feedback should be obtained regularly to monitor the quality of training.
That such a result is obtained regularly with either natural rubber or synthetic rubber is a tribute to improved compounding ingredients and techniques of formulating a compound, permitting a wide range of curing systems without any deleterious effect, and also engineering design that allows uniform heating.
A homogeneous (in terms of spatial resolution and optical set-up) set of images of the solar granulation, obtained regularly between 1978 and 1991 with the 50-cm refractor of the Pic du Midi Observatory, has been analyzed to seek for possible variations related with the solar activity cycle.
2016, dayside 0.90-μm images were obtained regularly showing good contrast, but all nightside 0.90-, 0.97- and 1.01-μm images present signal contamination from the dayside, and their acquisition requires specific planning pushing the dayside out of the field of view to avoid electric charge overflowed from the bright dayside part of the image into the nightside.
We chose lesser scaup as an example because of the well documented continent-wide temporal decline in this species, the comparatively extensive surveys conducted to establish the relative abundance of breeding birds across its range, and availability of band recovery information obtained regularly from hunters.
A complete blood count was obtained regularly.
Measurements of ScvO2 and plasma lactate levels were obtained regularly.
Since 1960, census information has been obtained regularly in Sweden, using questionnaires mailed to every household.
Information on vital status was obtained regularly from the municipal health authorities in Rotterdam.
Information on vital status is obtained regularly from municipal health authorities in Rotterdam.
