Their position in part: DVDs will continue as a giant profit center because the Internet — despite the "marketing hocus pocus" of the telecommunications industry, in the words of one Fox executive — will remain too slow for widespread downloading to catch on for the foreseeable future.
Nevertheless, adoption rates have been relatively slow and widespread acceptance has yet to be achieved.
The complexity of available software packages to perform standard geomechanical analyses is slowing the widespread adoption of these technologies within the geotechnical community.
Moreover, long-run economic growth is often slowed by widespread chronic food insecurity.
The inherently networked nature of HIT systems has also made their coordinated adoption more complicated than for stand-alone technologies and thus slowed their widespread adoption.
We found that, among the high amplitude widespread slow waves, slow waves of higher amplitude facilitated spikes and HFOs more than slow waves of lower amplitude (Fig. 3).
To compare the rate of occurrence of interictal activity during high amplitude widespread slow waves, control segments of equal length to those with slow waves were randomly selected in every patient during intervals of the same sleep stages.
These high amplitude widespread slow waves were compared to 3964 matched control segments, which consisted of slow waves of low amplitude (among the 50% with lowest amplitude), non-widespread slow waves or no slow waves during the same sleep stages.
We found that interictal epileptic spikes and HFOs are more frequent during the largest amplitude widespread slow waves than in control periods with no or with low amplitude slow waves.
On an individual level, seven of eight subjects had a higher number of HFOs during the widespread slow waves (range, 54 84%), whereas only one patient showed fewer HFOs during the slow waves (43%) compared to the control segments.
