It is noteworthy that the presentation of the nouns in this version of the children's song is akin to the blocked input presentation employed by Taraban (2004).
Expected case-mix adjusted mastectomy rates were derived by logistic regression using the variables tumour size, site and grade, patient age and year of presentation, employing the region's overall case-mix adjusted practice as the reference population.
Our purpose is to investigate the contribution of NMDARs blockade to the initiating, consolidating and maintaining fear extinction memory, thus, a long extinction session that included 30 repeated unpaired CS presentations was employed in the current study to produce predominant extinction over reactivation of conditioned fear responses [16].
In contrast to our studies, these reports have focused on patients with emergent clinical presentations, and employed different protocols aimed at detection of urgent surgical complications, as opposed to a dedicated MRE protocol that is optimized for evaluation of signs of luminal and extraluminal disease activity in CD.
The 2.5D finite element presentation is employed here to describe the vibration of the rail.
These were chosen empirically to compensate for differences in presentation techniques employed.
Each video sequence is pre-encoded into a series of video segments with different coding rates (different presentations) by employing the H.264/AVC encoder in advance.
In principle a medium of cultural transmission, stories are highly variable when it comes to the mode of presentation they employ.
The brief presentation duration was employed to suppress a letter-by-letter reading strategy: although 500 ms is a long presentation time for control subjects, it is a short time for patients with pure alexia (Saffran and Coslett, 1998) and substantially shorter than the oral word naming speed of any patient tested here (Table 3).
He was the man who walked the corridors with a clipboard silently taking notes before presenting his finding in bullet-pointed presentations; the man who employed phalanxes of management consultants and swat teams of accountants; who commissioned paper after paper on every issue to which his gaze swerved.
