A common key sign of an active AU, along with eye discomfort, is temporary reduced visual acuity (VA), whereas it is the complications of an AU that may lead to a long-lasting visual impairment.
The isochrones were generated using schedule data for May 15, 2017 and do not reflect temporary reduced Metro service due to the SafeTrack maintenance program.
PRAISE rail operations model analyses the interaction between supply and demand coupled with issues such as temporary reduced capacity of the network.
For synchronization experiments, serum was temporary reduced to 0.1% for 48 h prior the treatments applied.
The causes of such outbreaks are not well known, but may be due to cyclic interactions with natural enemies; temporary reduced resistance of host trees; temporary abundance of development substrate (e.g. bark beetle outbreaks after storms) and/or disruption by external factors (weather, fires, dust, insecticides.) (FAO, 2002).
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This effect is due to the fact that, during that period, two or more stimulated HNCs are competing, 'pushing' each other down and causing a temporary reduction in (or a reduced rate of increase of) the total network output.
Negative emotional responses have been proposed as a possible reason for the reduced likelihood of return after a temporary deferral [ 7, 8].
Also, the use of either type fluid may result in a temporary degradation in the airplane's aerodynamic performance, a reduced stall margin, and an increase in drag.
