Sentence examples for updated working from inspiring English sources

Because there was only one likely infectious index case with several hundred contacts, and updated working hour lists at each institution permitted accurate quantification of the maximum exposure times of the children, we have used this event to study to what extent a brief exposure during day-care and after-school-care may increase the risk of being infected with tuberculosis in children.

On the outer control layer, gliders update working status every profile and receive new command every long-time loop.

The present study explored working memory in children with ADHD across a number of tasks that differed in the demands they placed on the necessity for maintenance of a stable representation versus dynamically updating working memory representations.

Computational models and animal studies implicate striatal DA in the maintenance of a balance between updating working memory representations and stabilizing them against noise (Crofts et al. 2001; Frank et al. 2001; Gruber et al. 2006; Hazy et al. 2006).

High levels of TPI, but low levels of A comb and Runs correspond to a high inhibition ability, as well as high levels of Mean RG, but low levels of Red correspond to a high ability to update working memory.

(Schaefer) Lar Lubovitch Dance Company (Friday through Sunday) For his company's 45th anniversary, the classic modern dance-maker reflects on the past and forges ahead, offering two programs of old, new and updated works.

In other words, external resources represent a higher power range as well as non-redundant and updated work information (Lin 2008).

The RRB provided updated work history information through 1996 for workers meeting the original extraction criteria, and linkage with the original database was possible for 55,016 subjects (99.2%).

Where the updating works is in the second half.

Contrived as this may sound, Mr. Rose's updating works surprisingly well.

Other broad barriers identified (moderate to serious) included: limited funding and resources (72/100; 72%); reviewer motivation (53/96; 55%); limited academic credit for updating work (49/100; 49%); limited publishing formats (35/100; 35%) and having to update reviews done by others (35/99; 35%).