Because many of the galleries lacked power for a while, and because it then got cold in New York, things that needed to be in a controlled environment were affected.
Among those was the concept of a controlled recession that would affect some people, but not all, for a brief period of time, and prevent deeper economic problems.
During progression of Parkinson's disease, the ability to release dopamine in a controlled manner is severely affected, which leads to an abnormal induction of long term potentiation at the cortico-striatal synapse when patients take their dopaminergic medication (Cenci and Lundblad, 2006).
Teach them to say NO to drug dealers, and explain to them in a controlled manner how drugs can affect not only your child but the entire family.
Because it works by a different mechanism from the others, it is not a controlled substance and apparently does not affect the ability to form memories.
In particular, it should be noted that the previous studies have never shown that the well-controlled active control interventions affect brain structural properties in the experimental settings used in the present study (Sagi et al. 2012; Takeuchi et al. 2011b).
In varying the price of the haddock between $8.95 and $10.95, the researchers' goal was to find out whether variations in cost affected demand in a controlled environment.
To compensate for the high moisture left in the product (in terms of stability), a controlled blanching can be applied without affecting the sensory and nutritional properties; pH reductions can be made that will not impair flavour; and preservatives can be added to alleviate the risk of spoilage by microflora.
Controlled environments often affect a study, and test findings that score low in ecological validity may occur because the participants become aware that they are taking part in an experiment.
The experiment didn't occur in a controlled setting, and numerous variables could have affected the final results.
Various kinetically and thermodynamically controlled processes affected the size of the window of Fe uptake.
