The paper is exposed to external forces applied by the hands, he notes, whereas the forces in the cortex presumably arise internally.
The paper by Weiss et al. [12] is one of the few papers to discuss costs of acquiring external data, though it discusses it in terms of a CPU based cost.
It is unclear if these patients were included in the diagnostic accuracy study The EAC considered that all six diagnostic accuracy studies were relevant to the decision problem, and undertook critical appraisal of these papers to establish their internal and external validity in this context (Fig. 3).
A computer monitor was set up against one side of the tank displaying an all-white screen while the remaining three sides of the tank were covered with white paper to both minimize external distractions and match the white screen of the computer monitor.
The government, according to the paper, "has largely been reactive to external pressure rather than proactively seeking to address Portugal's main economic challenges through its own volition".
In this paper, we study the response to external disturbances of a double integrator with a saturating feedback.
Each reference entry has various links to both the RGD curation interface and to external sources for full paper access [PubMed Central (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/) or publisher web sites].
Second, the extracted costs are presented in the tables in the units they were reported in the original papers because we did not have sufficient information, either from the papers or external sources, to allow translation into a common unit.
The purpose of this paper is to link external political strategy theory to a specific health care setting that of the academic medical center (AMC).
The value of L e most commonly used in this paper corresponds to an external LDL concentration of 50 µg/ml which, according to Harwood and Pellarin's figures, gives 30% bound, 10% internalized and 60% free receptors, this is at the smaller end of L e values displayed in Fig. 6.
