In contrast, in the absence of a functional pacemaker in the forebrain, liver and kidney clocks shifted to a distinct phase in response to food restriction and became synchronized, which supports the results of an in vivo study using SCN-lesioned animals (Saini et al., 2013).
The whole control scheme shown in Fig. 3 is termed as DFIG synchronized control, as it can provide reserve capability for frequency regulation and synchronization support.
Dynamic task scheduling helps to alleviate such problems but does so at the cost of needing to support synchronized communication, such that the tasks are assigned according to the latest processing states of the slaves instead of according to the rank of processors.
This is especially true in the area of integration, which includes the critical partnership between national reproductive health and malaria control programs to coordinate, plan, and harmonize policies and support synchronized implementation.
Furthermore, NIV-NAVA delivered a well-synchronized support, whereas conventional NIV was associated with important patient-ventilator asynchrony.
Both modes fully supported synchronized ventilation aided by controlled "demand flow" circuitry which synchronizes inspiratory gas delivery close to the breathing pattern of the neonate.
Fatigue while weaning was defined by a combination of clinical evidence of respiratory distress accompanied by an ordered increase in positive pressure support (increased synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation rate, conversion to assist-control or an increase in pressure support).
It requires the network to support network synchronized sampling, online configurable sensing and situation awareness, which pose significant challenges on sensing component design.
Nevertheless, the networked operations of expert groups require additional knowledge for synchronizing collaborations, methodological support, and improving mutual understandings.
Synchronized mechanical ventilation for respiratory support in newborn infants.
For example, we used synchronized audio and text fragments supported by video (so-called 'modules'), comparable to a study by Warmerdam et al. [ 45].
