If inadequate visual search precedes a driving error, corrective feedback for this specific action and practice are needed if a decrease of such errors is to be achieved.
But by many measures the decrease in driving preceded the downturn and appears to be persisting now that recovery is under way.
With memories of winter games at the old Metropolitan Stadium, Ellen Swanson and tens of thousands of Minnesota Vikings fans bundled up for an unusual and highly anticipated Monday night football game preceded by a driving snowstorm against the rival Bears.
The day on the water was preceded by a day driving through Big Cypress National Preserve - I was feet away from alligators, vultures, giant grasshoppers, and small newts.
Although the driving force of preceding events is not clear, it might be linked to the far-field stress regime caused by the Intra-Pontide subduction and rotation of the Anatolian Plate accommodated by Aegean subduction rollback (Zattin et al. 2005).
But this show was an homage not to Pinault, but to the industry legend who preceded him as Kane's driving force: Louise Wilson, a professor at Central Saint Martins, who died suddenly in May.
In our region birch allergen, seems to precede, and may even be driving the further sensitizing process which may be considered for further studies on therapeutic interventions.
ROSA 26 is a universal promoter, in this case driving a LacZ gene preceded by a floxed stop sequence [ 9]).
Adipose tissue inflammation is a key mechanism driving localized IR, which precedes systemic IR (9, 12, 37).
It'd rained plenty on the Thursday and Friday preceding the race, which makes for "safer" driving for everyone except the big, top-heavy wagons like ours.
