These can change gradually, as they do for most people, or very quickly and unpredictably, and these changes can be temporary and/or fluctuating or sustained.
Conducting research at this time point avoids DBS implant issues, including temporary microlesion effects, fluctuating electrode impedances, and technical limitations of contemporary IPGs, providing advantageous conditions to conduct translational DBS research with minimal additional risk to research subjects.
These temporary dipole moments fluctuate rapidly in magnitude and direction, giving rise to intermolecular forces of attraction called London (or dispersion) forces.
4 The benefits of IVIG therapy are temporary, with IgG levels fluctuating from peak to trough throughout the typical 3- to 4- week dosing interval, and the risk of infection among patients with PIDD can still be prevalent during therapy.
It is recognised, however, that our summary quality of life measures, taken at different time intervals, may not adequately capture adverse effects from medication due to their fluctuating and temporary nature.
Of the 580 Belfast posts being cut this year, 380 come from the group's complementary labour force, which is made up of temporary and agency workers and fluctuates depending on projects.
During the same period, the share of temporary or seasonal workers has fluctuated, first declining and then increasing in recent years to about one-half of the total jobs in the sector, but in absolute terms the number of temporary workers has declined also.
By taking the sum of all three years we tried to account for fluctuating costs because of temporary diseases.
A child's weight concerns, he says, often fluctuate and can be temporary.
