"Where symptoms of poor mental health are spotted early and appropriate support and treatment is put in place the subsequent rate of recovery is significantly improved.
Like the rate of formation of a star, the subsequent rate of evolution on the main sequence is proportional to the mass of the star; the greater the mass, the more rapid the evolution.
Their actions in January, though, were very aggressive with the subsequent rate movements and auction facilities.
These conditions ensured negligible external and internal transport intrusions in the collection of subsequent rate data.
In addition, if a name reached the same level of popularity 10% faster, its subsequent rate of decline was 12.5% larger.
The three subsequent rate cuts took place between November 1981 and July 1982, when the U.S. economy was in one of its worst postwar recessions.
At least one was found to be a significantly better predictor of subsequent rate of change than traditional Mean Deviation (p = 0.014) in participants with glaucomatous optic neuropathy.
In the case of chlorine reduction on platinum, the results indicate that adsorption of chlorine molecules with a subsequent rate determining electrochemical adsorption step is the dominant mechanism.
It is shown that short term ageing can enhance the subsequent rate of crystallisation, but longer ageing times can retard the crystallisation process.
"In most cases over the past 50 years, profitable gains were still available for seven to 12 months longer until subsequent rate hikes started to take their toll," observes Stack, citing data from the past ten tightening cycles.
So, instead of a time-based interval as proposed by the CogProt framework (and also adopted by CORA), the CogTRA mechanism implements a packet-based interval to perform subsequent rate adaptations.
