In this study, we aimed to characterise where in the brain and when in the course of the disease neuroimaging biomarkers become abnormal.
It is truly painful when in the course of the play he becomes weighed down with grief and suspicion: Ejiofor moves as if his limbs have become sluggish.
His inspectors, he said, be came "alarmed" when, in the course of inspecting 3,400 Gulf wells in the last six months, they found 300 violations.
When, in the course of our talk, she burst spontaneously into song I almost swooned at the coloratura and melodic purity of her voice.
When, in the course of time, the need for protective barriers ended, there was greater freedom of work and a definite trend toward ornamentation.
WHEN, in the course of discussing the all-new Ford Explorer, Ford officials refer to the old one, it sounds like some kind of Blue Oval confessional.
Failure to take that time lag into account can seriously underestimate the death rate, depending on when in the course of the pandemic the information is obtained.
When, in the course of the novel, he does get back, briefly and secretly, he comments: "By God, it's really important to have a look for yourself.
Then he recalled his reaction when, in the course of his research for this show, he encountered a group of bobbing, sometimes pushy penguins at a zoo.
Local workflow and barrier analysis is necessary to demonstrate decision support origins (i.e., when in the course of clinical care, the decision variables are likely to have been instantiated) and insertion (i.e., when in the course of clinical care is it appropriate for the decision support to appear).
To address this gap in the literature, this study aimed to 1) examine when in the course of treatment dropout occurred, and 2) identify predictors of dropout from a concurrent treatment for PTSD and SUD.
