It's an interesting challenge, devising ways in which past, present and future time spaces can be concurrently represented with media.
30 A notable point of our findings is that older adults with physical frailty and lower cognitive function (MMSE scores <24) concurrently represented the highest percentage, more than 30%, of incident disability in stratified analyses.
Finally, physical frailty and lower cognitive function concurrently represent a higher risk of incident disability within 2 years.
Cassidy's election is noteworthy in one respect -- the state of Louisiana has not been represented by two Republican senators concurrently since 1876.
We specifically address the following questions: (1) Does the neuronal activity which represents a certain stimulus within the circular periodicity map suppress the neuronal response to a concurrently presented second stimulus which is represented somewhere else in the map? (2) If so, is this suppression mediated by GABAA-mediated inhibition?
This spring, the market reached a fever pitch when two of New York's most important galleries — Dominique Lévy and Mnuchin Gallery — mounted Shiraga shows concurrently and a third gallery, Fergus McCaffrey, which has represented the Shiraga family since 2009, held a show shortly thereafter.
The identification of these 13 concurrently up-regulated unigenes indicated that the early stage (represented by the top part of the bast) might be important for the molecular regulation of ramie fiber development.
Our study suggested that single agents inhibiting Topo and PARP concurrently might be an alternative for cancer therapy and 11l represented a potential lead compound for development of antitumor agents.
These clades are generally represented by multiple and distinct groups of sequences, called families, that are concurrently active.
OPM is a systems-modeling approach that represents knowledge about systems concurrently and bi-modally through graphics (a set of Object-Process Diagrams, OPDs) and text (Object-Process Language, OPL, a subset of English), yielding a single, unified and consistent view.
