It is shown that a road must interact closely and carefully with the terrain and community through which it passes, with changing vehicle technology, with information technologies, and with the various abilities, deficiencies, and frailties of the individual driver.
The social service system may be more focused on functional capacity than on cognitive ability because deficiencies in ADL are more visible and easier to compensate.
Along with Mr. Ohs (who acts as an unseen interlocutor), she riffs in a circling voice-over on ideas, positing, for example, a notion of psychiatric problems as a matter of different abilities, not deficiencies.
However, we and the other group previously showed that BMSCs derived from streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats exhibited decreased proliferative ability and deficiency in osteogenic differentiation compared with control BMSCs.
No system can disguise a lack of ability and technical deficiencies.
Thus, another benefit of the simulation approach is the ability to detect deficiencies in the data, and to determine how these deficiencies might influence model estimates and predictions.
The ability to expose deficiencies in the behaviour of executive government, or big business, is an essential first step in ridding the system of abuses, exposing corruption and advocating better ways of doing things.
This action is in agreement with a recent report describing the ability of BRCA1 deficiency to accelerate uterine leiomyosarcoma development [52].
The role of ABA in the control of germination under salt stress was demonstrated by the ability of ABA deficiency and insensitivity mutants to germinate in presence of increased NaCl levels [36] [37].
In the past, n-3 fatty acids were classified only as essential because of their ability to alleviate deficiency symptoms that include dermatitis, growth retardation and reproductive failure.
