Even though the neurobiological mechanism(s) underlying MDD remain poorly characterized, evidence from both neuroimaging and postmortem neuroanatomical and molecular studies suggest a dysfunction in the emotion regulation centers of the brain underlying low affect, a symptom dimension common to both MDD and anxiety disorders [ 24- 27].
He defended Mr. Obama's low affect and refusal to engage Mr. Romney more aggressively.
Waterston's performance lends Shasta a low-affect, weathered-wood aspect, which seems bland and spare alongside the high-wattage and florid men.
As seen here Mr. Arcangel comes across as an artist who has parlayed his interest in electronic gadgetry and his infatuation with past avant-gardes into a low-affect art-about-art that too often flickers to fragile life only after you've ingested a dry, didactic wall label.
Moscow fell by 6.3% to a 12-month low, affected by the global slide in technology shares.
The β low affects the ability of this step to distinguish small characters from noise components.
In conclusion, rural biorefineries have been identified as a potential means to facilitate social and economic regeneration in regions where a low GDP affects communities (Charlton et al. [2009]).
Even though the overall shape was reminiscent of the protein-free system, the presence of KcsA at a low concentration affected the detailed form of the trace and resulted in substantial quantitative differences.
In the United States, the Rare Diseases Act of 2002 defines a rare disease as "any disease or condition that affects less than 200,000 persons in the United States," while the European Commission defines a rare disease as "a life-threatening or chronically debilitating disease with a low prevalence, affecting less than 5 per 10,000 persons in the European Union, and a high level of complexity".
It was a low-rent affect that was especially irksome to the high-society murderers he outwitted in episode after episode.
It remained unclear how a low turnout would affect President Hamid Karzai's chances of winning re-election in the first round of voting.
