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In general, ILI consultation rates in both GOPC and GP were in synchrony with influenza activity.
After every ten stimulus trials, a short tone was played in order for the participants to be able to check whether they were in synchrony with the test.
The audiovisual condition consisted of the original musical displays (2 s) in which auditory and visual signals were in synchrony, as illustrated in the temporal profiles at the bottom of Figure 1 (left).
APD80 and Ca2+ transient alternans were in synchrony in all mapped episodes (an example shown in Figure 5(c)).
This is further corroborated by that fact that extra peaks were in synchrony in most subjects, and occurred at time points following each meal intake.
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Our system only works when everyone is in synchrony and that wasn't the case today.
A poorly maneuvered shell is a study in complicity, but when rowers are in synchrony, physical boundaries of skin and wood collapse -- a brief transcendence called "swing".
In order to achieve this interaction, the diameter and pitch of the helix must be such that the RF wave traveling on the helix wire at the speed of light (about 300,000 km, or 186,000 miles, per second) is slowed down in its axial travel to be in synchrony with the velocity of the electrons in the beam.
Multi-bed, or whole-body SPECT/CT helps with the complete restaging of the patient, and is in synchrony with similar referring indications for whole-body PET/CT.
In addition to proposing new algorithms, we also focus on developing open source tools which are in synchrony with the research objectives.
Multi-bed, or whole-body SPECT/CT helps with the complete restaging of the patient, and is in synchrony with similar referring indications for whole-body PET/CT, which is already widely available.
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