The LUT is initialized at the outset of the simulation using values read from a pair of text files.
First, all participants were screened for the presence of sensory deficits at the outset of the study using validated vibratory thresholds as an index of tactile sensation.
The wearer is conscious of the lights and sounds at the outset of each use, but becomes less aware of these as they drift off to sleep.
Consequently, patients with BP group in this study developed more often progression of bone disease and SREs, because BP treated group had more advanced and complicated bone disease at the outset of BP use.
The five items relating to information provided to the patient at the outset of AD use (pertaining to expected benefits of taking AD, how the AD works, an estimate of duration, potential side-effects and the nature of the problem being addressed by the AD) were collapsed into one overall dichotomous measure of whether the respondent reported they had received all this information or not.
Key difficulties at the outset of self-monitoring included using the monitor and gaining health professional agreement and/or ongoing support to do so.
General advice on hygiene and diet, as demonstrated in Table 2, should be provided from the outset of the treatment, or used as preventive measures.
Given the enrichment expression at the outset of corticogenesis, Emx2 is used broadly as a dorsal marker during the corticogenesis [ 19].
We had intended, at the outset of this project, to use meta-ethnography, a method for interpretive synthesis where there is currently an active programme of methodological research, [ 9- 11] as our approach to synthesis.
Farber argues that Lincoln acted unconstitutionally when at the outset of the Civil War he used government money to pay people to recruit soldiers for the Union Army, because there was no Congressional appropriation for this purpose, and when he invited volunteers to join the Regular Army, because the raising of armies is a Congressional prerogative.
