A barefoot woman traversing a vast landscape, a solitary figure waving and a couple holding an egg and a saw are examples of inexplicable actions made to seem like solemn subjects extracted from some larger script.
Fig. 3 Associations between practice-related changes in motor performance and EMG amplitude in healthy subjects extracted from 11 studies.
EMG electromyography, r Pearson's correlation coefficients, R 2 coefficient of determination Fig. 4 Associations between practice-related changes in motor performance and EMG duration in healthy subjects extracted from 9 studies.
Figure 4 shows the average time course across all six subjects, extracted from the individually-defined ROIs in each subject.
Age, sex, mechanism of trauma, site of trauma, clinical manifestations, length of hospitalization, complications, mortality and treatment outcome were the main subjects extracted from the units.
People aged between 60 and 74 years on 1st August 2006 were selected by sex and 5-year age bands from computer-randomised lists of eligible subjects extracted from the LDR.
Based on the safety and tolerability of different frankincense extracts in animal models and human subjects, extracts from hydrodistillation of Boswellia sacra gum resins might represent a new therapeutic option on pancreatic cancer treatment in human patients after efficacy can be further confirmed.
We scored behaviours until the subject extracted bait from a hole, abandoned the tool (i.e., did not touch it with its bill or feet for more than two minutes), or five minutes had elapsed after the first tool insertion into a hole.
Data for the study subjects were extracted from the administrative and clinical databases of L Sacco University Hospital, Milan, Italy.
The camera continuously captured video during the museum opening hours, photo-electronic sensors were used for detecting a subject walking past, and a sequence of a target subject was extracted from the entire video stream.
