For many of the residents, those who experienced the rural to urban transition first hand, resettlement in the towns meant acclimation to a new social and physical environment, foreign and at times at odds with the traditional and spontaneous village settings they had left behind.
However, the restrictions of the paradigm means that its utility as an assessment of infants' attention deployment in spontaneous, unconstrained settings may be limited (see Aslin, 2007).
These metrics, which should be applied to serve the experimental demands, are not always appropriate for answering certain questions, such as those concerned with the assessment of attention and information processing in spontaneous unconstrained settings (Aslin, 2007; Wass, Smith, & Johnson, 2013).
A threshold of 4 h duration was arbitrarily chosen to exclude short abdominal procedures where mechanical ventilation might be too brief and/or unreflective of non-spontaneous ventilatory settings.
Using these settings, spontaneous electrical discharges (action currents) from cells could be observed.
This would probably be the case for most groups that are assembled in more or less spontaneous, non-experimental settings, where it is not intended to endow this group with any group-level property.
Finally, ventilator settings and spontaneous breathing parameters at the beginning of the weaning procedure were not significantly different between the two groups (Table 4).
Lung model settings were: spontaneous tidal volume (VT) = 500 ml, respiratory rate (f) = 20/min, compliance of the respiratory system (CRS) = 50 ml/cm H2O and resistance (R) = 5 cm H2O×s/l.
It is difficult to estimate the daily consumption of a patient because of heterogeneity in the conditions of use (spontaneous or mechanical ventilation), ventilator settings (in the setting of mechanical ventilation) and duration of use.
Gideon Haigh suggests that Hobbs was a "spontaneous and original", trend-setting batsman who was not afraid to depart from orthodoxy.
