Studies which described "high intensity" interventions or used complex equipment (e.g., treadmills and multigym) were excluded due to clinical relevance, outcomes: all outcomes were included as we believed that a wide range of outcome measures would be employed and we wanted to capture all beneficial and harmful effects, setting: all settings included.
Furthermore, Plass et al. (2011) listed three elements that should be present while designing an educational game, namely game element which describes the game play activity, learning element which describes the activities that are known with their learning objective and assessment element which describes high level activities that aim to assess learners.
We characterize them in terms of a new object, the resonant Wigner distribution, which describes high-frequency effects associated to the fraction of the energy of the sequence of initial data that concentrates around the set of resonant frequencies in phase-space T∗Td.
In the recent study by Pospisilik et al. [5], which describes high-throughput screening of ∼10,500 genes from the VDRC RNAi library using a coupled colorimetric assay kit, there is no indication that they performed any blank measurements to correct for eye pigment absorption.
He read John Herschel's new book, which described the highest aim of natural philosophy as understanding such laws through inductive reasoning based on observation, and Alexander von Humboldt's Personal Narrative of scientific travels.
This paper is the continuation of Part I, which describes the high temperature and high pressure helium environment wear tests of graphite graphite in frictional contact.
This is in line with the paper of Wulfkuhle and colleagues, which describes a higher expression of these proteins in the DCIS samples than in normal tissue.
This unique binding pattern implicates that the local features within each exon are likely to provide relevant information for self-binding and therefore yield better predictions, while global properties across binding domains, such as exon label features, which describe the higher order organization of different exons, are unlikely to contribute significant information for modular binding.
Our interest in this field stemmed from Fundamentals of Care audits which described noise as being too high and disturbing for patients.
The so-called "London effect", which describes the high levels of attainment and progress of pupils in the capital over the past decade, has been the subject of intense investigation by researchers seeking to replicate it elsewhere.
