The prediction is that anterior thalamic lesions will spare biconditional tasks confined to these elements.
He added, "Russia's task was confined to not allowing violence".
The epithelial barrier has the unenviable task of confining the microbiome and any potentially harmful substances to the lumen while regulating the flow of solutes, nutrients, and ions into the underlying mucosa [ 8, 9].
Then, try to complete each task within the confines of each time limit.
And while before 9/11, the terrorism task forces were confined to mostly major urban areas, they now exist in cities like Richmond, Va., and Albany, where earlier this month its terrorism task force orchestrated a missile sting that led to the arrest of two men there.
The Busia District Medical Officer said that while they were unable to test for Ebola, their task was to confine those suspected to be suffering from the disease.
He argued that the accountant's task should not be confined to auditing corporate books, but should include forecasts, judgments on the corporation's financial controls and evaluations of management.
(Whether this task can be suitably confined, of course, has long been one of the crucial questions about whether such indirect forms of utilitarianism, attractive on other grounds, can prevent themselves from collapsing into a more Benthamite, direct form: cf. Brandt 1979).
Those of this view preferred task shifting to be confined to specific issues, in special circumstances, for instance clinical officers trained to render care for AIDS patients had not met opposition from other professionals or the public.
Importantly, the plots of time-resolved decoding accuracy (Fig. 3a) revealed that peak accuracy in the Move or MoveAfter conditions was temporally confined around task performance (see tick marks on and below color maps in Fig. 3a), as expected for a genuine neural signal.
