As a consequence of the daily task of digesting photoreceptor outer segments (POS) throughout life, the lysosomal apparatus of the post-mitotic RPE cells must process and eliminate significant loads of material.
The second, injection-free challenge (NI-2) was to control for improvement in animals' performance, as a consequence of rehearsing the task, and was embedded randomly (Latin square) within the series of once-weekly assessments the effects of saline or d-amphetamine.
The second one, currently receiving more support, conceptualizes MWL as a consequence of the relation between task demands and the subject's skills in terms of a demand/resource balance (Díaz, Rubio, Martín, & Luceño, 2010; Ferrer & Dalmau, 2004; Young et al., 2015).
This study demonstrates that differences in the worker age of transition to foraging are a consequence of the time spent performing each task being shortened or lengthened proportionally.
Given this, if we think about the impact of polarization on the reallocation of males and females across job contents, we would expect a change in the distribution of tasks of young males as a consequence of the decrease in the demand for routine tasks and an increase of abstract and service tasks.
In this paper we investigate conditions under which removing tasks of the DES model does not affect the result of supervisory control in the sense that their completion is guaranteed as a consequence of the completion of the other tasks in the DES model.
Likewise, experimental evidence suggests that rats do not encode 3D space in an isotropic manner (Hayman et al., 2011), but this might be a consequence of the specific anisotropic spatial navigation tasks these rats had to perform.
The effectiveness of designs such as market contracting, alliances, and international joint ventures are shown to be a consequence of the transactional characteristics of a given task, the governance risks experienced by both buyer and supplier, and the differences between the institutional environments of the partners' countries.
For example, the blue circles in Fig. 1 show the hit and false alarm rates that result when witnesses have a true d′ value of 1.5 and use a decision criterion of 1.00 for both showup and six-person lineup decisions: Their decisions appear more conservative in the lineup task simply as a consequence of the number of photographs presented (both memory and the decision process are identical).
Such task shifting was a consequence of the high insecurity in Somalia, as most surgical programmes run by MSF involve expatriate surgeons and anesthesiologists.
