Moreover, previous studies primarily examined the effects of practice on measures of motor performance and muscle activity, separately, but did not report the relationship between the two.
Considering the logistical costs in terms of time and effort to acquire T1pre measurements, the results of the present study support that the current practice of measuring T1Gd is adequate for assessing native cartilage in AD patients using radial dGEMRIC.
The practice of measuring how far and fast a bicycle travels emerged alongside the modern bicycle in the 1860's.
I disagree with the practice of measuring success solely by money earned.
While the benefits of being able to track house prices are pretty clear, the practice of measuring them is more complicated.
She begins the story of personality assessment in America with phrenology, the popular 19th-century practice of measuring bumps ("organs") on the head to divine various traits.
The remainder was apparent and was a consequence of the practice of measuring time relative to a nonuniform unit, namely, the rotation of Earth.
The trade figures are also boosted by the practice of measuring the gross value of imports and exports rather than their net value.
Furthermore, the executives argue, people of this age are worth much more than in the past.The practice of measuring television audiences by the number of 18- to 49-year-olds they contain is simply an historical anachronism, argues Mr Wurtzel of NBC.
A recent single-centre audit uncovered inadequacies in the practice of measuring and recording of patient body weight (BW), and knowledge of weight based clinical calculations in ICU.
The notion of absolute space, it followed, was only an unwarranted abstraction from the practice of measuring motions relative to the fixed stars.
