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Thus, an NFPA commonly cannot be diagnosed until presentation of visual injuries and compression symptoms of neighboring tissues, when the tumor has progressed to the middle/late stage.

The P3b elicited by the sample stimuli at 300 ms was followed by an NSW (Fig. 2, panel B), which was maximal over parietal sites from 800 ms until presentation of the test stimulus.

The median time between the onset of first symptoms until presentation to the ED was similar for both hospitalized groups (Table 1).

However, designing a fuzzy system is a thorny process, requiring many steps to be accomplished, from the knowledge extraction and representation, to the inference process, until the presentation of results.

It might be that these two manipulations ensured that participants remained their attentional focus in between trials, instead of releasing their attention up until the presentation of the warning sign.

Note that the two conditions only varied in the spatial frequency ratio between the mask and the sample stimulus (MSR = 1, MSR = 0.5, or MSR = 2), and that the participants were unaware of this relationship until the presentation of the sample stimulus.

So perhaps it was no surprise that the council members did not attend any of the meetings — some of which included very positive comments from the public — over the nine months of planning until the final presentation of the master plan last week.

The estimated time from known contact between patients 1 and 2 until the clinical presentation of patient 1 was 49 months.

Although a significant increase in survival has been noted in two meta-analysis (Fine et al, 1993; Glioma Meta-analysis Trialists Group, 2002), the effect of chemotherapy onto survival and progression has been discussed controversially until the recent presentation of the meta-analysis of the Glioma Meta-analysis Trialists Group (Glioma Meta-analysis Trialists (GMT Groupp, 2002).

In informal settlements, chronic noncommunicable diseases are at particular risk of going undetected by formal health registries until presentation in a late stage of disease or death; this has been attributed to a lack of access to health services and inadequate or inappropriate care when services are sought [ 4, 5].

Scott Gutterman, a spokesman for the museum, said "We don't wish to comment on this until our first formal presentation of it on April 18," Mr. Swid estimated that construction would cost $400 million, but added that the museum wanted to raise an equal amount as an endowment.