To make analysis results more reliable, more precise variables of work experience (age) and human capital (education degree is permitted to change with time) are employed, together with controls over organization variables (including company type, unit size, and occupation categories) that may vary with time.
Recently, researchers have found that many important dynamic processes exhibit fractional-order behavior that may vary with time and/or space.
It seems likely that there is a complex interplay between cough and psychological traits and problems that may vary with time.
Additional annotations, known as the 'updatable-annotation layer', that may change with time (each item carrying its own date stamp) will provide ancillary information about a gene.
Perhaps patients should be told that, just as they will be experiencing physical weakness that will improve as the weeks go by, they may well experience disturbed sleep, depression, and cognitive weakness that may improve with time.
Note that the spatially structured effects and unobserved heterogeneity tries to capture all sources of unmeasured influential factors, some that occur locally or at large scale, or those that may vary with time.
"Concussion is an evolving injury with symptoms that may take time to manifest, and if you don't get it properly assessed, it may be too late".
It has also been previously suggested that early network reorganization may with time give rise to permanent structural changes, recently described 5 months after ischemic infarction in monkeys (Dancause et al. 2005).
Metrics for measuring success must be aligned with long-term goals, not rigid, non-negotiable commitments to areas that may require change with time".
On the positive side, this is an emotionally ambitious work that may grow richer with time and development.
How these effects then translate to damaged brains is an additional level of complexity that may also vary with time post-stroke.
