The ESI MS spectra, recorded after 2, 10 and 20 min, show evolution with time pointing to an apparent slow dephosphorylation of the peptides.
With time, proteasome activity continues to deteriorate to a point that the neurons can no longer cope with the proteotoxic stress and reach a point of no return.
We discuss aspects of statistical significance of small effects in the context of ORs and MDs and compare preferences between ORs vs MDs from several clinicians; Finally, we compare ORs and MDs with time a to deterioration (TD) approach (TD ≥5 points) following Anota [ 13].
In particular, these indices take into account the excess and the deficiency of illuminance over time with respect to a target set point that a lighting system should provide and the related energy consumption.
The interpretation is that the log odds of Y i = 1 would increase by amount from time point t1 to time point t2 with a unit increase in the predictor X i (t) across the time interval t1 to t2.
This middle group usually needs time to resolve, with correspondence and research: a point of science, for instance, a question of who said what in an interview, a disputed point from colonial history, a complaint about calculations for anything from civil-service pensions to an engineering project.
One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used for comparing cortical excitability changes across different time points, with "time point" used as a factor.
29 35 Quantitative workload was measured with a three-item scale consisting of the items 'working hard', 'amount of work' and 'insufficient time to complete work', with a four-point response scale (from 'strongly disagree'=1 to 'strongly agree'=4.
ANOVA models were fit to the data with strain as a factor within each time point, and with strain and time point as factors in an overall model, with time point added first to the ANOVA model.
Implanted grafts showed no signs of degradation or dilation, with time points up to 11 months.
