Thus, an interventional gain might be observed over a longer period of follow-up as practitioners became more proficient and team functioning became more collaborative.
This may contribute to social dysfunction, as it has been well established that emotion recognition contributes to proficient social functioning [4], [5], [51].
Somebody who's technically proficient, somebody who functions extremely well under pressure, somebody who can create something that's visually stunning without going too far overboard and getting too far from traditional cooking.
Using the Bell polynomials, some proficient auxiliary functions are offered to apparently construct its bilinear form and corresponding soliton solutions which are different from the previous literatures.
In this review, we discuss how clonal expansion, targeted tissue localisation, more efficient antigen recognition and more proficient effector functions contribute to the improved effectiveness of memory cells.
The panels on the Mars Spirit and Opportunity rovers, both launched in 2004, are still functioning, but are slowly becoming less proficient.
I agree, as stated in previous comments, that children are highly capable of functioning in multiple languages, particularly if their peers are also proficient and use the language in school.
But Diamandis neglects to point out that small and proficient groups also often function within the fertile confines of a larger corporation (Google, Apple, Intel, even General Motors) and thus draw on an enveloping pool of expertise in research, manufacturing and marketing.
It is those most reliant on the health service who most need it to function in a proficient manner.
Although the analysed variant was shown to be proficient in IDL2 repair, the assay itself functioned well suggesting its utility for further MSH3 testing.
Proficient or deficient function of this downstream apoptosis signaling checkpoint is subsumed by the parameter 'cc-related activation of caspase-3 (CRAC)'.
