This retention of older memories leads to the idea that consolidation over time involves the transfer of memories out of the hippocampus to other parts of the brain.
It has been suggested that maintenance of cognitive ability over time involves adaptive changes that compensate for deficits such as reduced synaptic plasticity [ Blau et al., 2011], which naturally occur with aging [ Mauceri et al., 2011; Raz and Rodrigue, 2006].
According to the prime minister, the money could be used for "promoting the industries of the future, it may be feasibilities studies, it may be investment in research and development... it may over time involve significant new infrastructure spending".
Abbott said it would be used for "promoting the industries of the future, it may be feasibility studies, it may be investment in research and development... it may over time involve significant new infrastructure spending".
Their modus operandi, honed over time, involved an initial discussion — a negotiation, to hear them tell it — of their visions of the text.
Case study research is a qualitative approach in which the researcher explores a case or multiple cases over time, involving multiple sources of information, for example, observations, interviews, documents and reports (Yin [2009]; Creswell et al. [2007]).
To assess changes over time involving k (k=1, … n) time-dependent indicators, the equation is: µn=µ0 (1 + δ n, yielding δ=[(µn /µ0)1/n - 1].
Testing of the Cox model assumption of constant hazard ratios over time involved including a time-dependent covariate separately for each testable variable.
Testing of the Cox model assumption of constant hazard ratios over time involved the inclusion of a time-dependent covariate separately for each testable variable.
In fact, a model with constant hCG production over time involving five groups led to a lower BIC than the model with four groups (9413 vs. 9836) but included a group with only 24 subjects (data not shown).
The individual changes over time involved different degrees of functional impairment characterized by a decrease in PVF measurement from Baseline reaching a nadir (at week four) followed by a phase of remission (from week four to week 26, Figure 2(a)).
