The idea is intriguing, but the change in the Stage Manager's tone -- from worldly wise matter-of-factness to a child's almost breathless sense of wonder -- takes something important away.
If parenteral (intravenous) or enteral (tube) refeeding is necessary because of extreme resistance, administration of nutrients should be done slowly, starting with no more than 500 kcal/day in the form of a complete liquid diet for several days, then gradually increasing the caloric load in a step-wise matter.
Such counsel is, no doubt, wise in matters of love and basketball, but if there's any environment in which extended deliberation ought to be encouraged, it's the classroom.
Using a general linear model, voxel-wise gray matter differences between the patient group and the respective control group were examined using independent-sample t-tests.
To control for the potential effects of network-wise grey matter density, age or gender, we then regressed these variables out of the median PiB data (Supplementary material, Supplementary Fig. 2 and Supplementary Table 8).
We also demonstrate that ED yields complementary information to both traditional and emerging voxel-wise metrics of white matter microstructure and connectivity, including fractional anisotropy, track density, fiber orientation dispersion and neurite density.
6 Nuisance signals regressed out included six motion estimates and their temporal derivatives, and the voxel-wise locally averaged white matter signal.
Whether resignation is always necessary — or even wise — is another matter.
Mr Cameron clearly accomplished that.Whether his strategy is wise is another matter.
I might not have the education and the degrees to prove it but I have street knowledge and I am very wise on the matter of realness.
With the inexplicable exception of Mr. Bell, whom they dissed somewhat, and Lakoda Rayne, whose wardrobe bothered Mr. Cowell, the performers drew nothing but gushing praise from the Wise Four, no matter how ordinary their efforts.
