We are not naïve enough to be certain that a one time intervention on any subject matter related to ethical issues will change student attitudes in a way that is durable.
Married at one time -- a subject he prefers not to discuss -- he has two children, who now live in the United States.
The measurement of WC was performed one time for each subject.
One time series per subject, comprising 17 s (starting from trial onset until the haemodynamic delay function returned to baseline), was extracted from each region-of-interest.
One single program, Prime Time, subject to only one included trial, gave reference to attachment theory.
The expression patterns of 1,225 genes that were differentially expressed in at least one time point were subjected to hierarchical clustering, which resulted in five main clusters, which then were visualized on a heat map.
Genes for which expression level changed significantly (that is, by at least at one time interval) were subjected to a hierarchical cluster analysis [ 78], using MeV v4.0 software [ 79], with average distances as parameter and the Pearson correlation as verification criteria.
This phenomenon is similar to the game in which one word is converted to another word, one letter at a time, subject to the rule that all the intermediate steps are also valid words: for example, the word WORD can be converted to the word GENE as follows: WORD→WORE→GORE→GONE→GENE.
Reaching back to the curriculum at Edinburgh in the 1700s and onward, evolutionary perspectives in medicine were at one time provided under the subjects of comparative anatomy, geographic medicine, and natural history (Burnet and White 1972; Anderson 2004).
As a result, the training data only need to be collected one time for learning the subject-specific time-frequency region and training the classifier, and then the parameters can be used on the same subject for a long-term on-line classification.
