The cerebellum is important for motor control, attention, language, and emotion [ 1, 2] and is compromised in a number of diseases, such as ataxia, autism, and cerebellar cognitive affective syndrome [ 3, 4].
Thus inclusion of more items can reduce the likelihood of observing low scale reliability values which could characterize and compromise (in terms of usefulness) an otherwise over-shortened scale.
Even when reperfusion therapy is applied as early as possible, survival and quality of life are compromised in a considerable number of patients with ST-segment elevation acute myocardial infarction.
As part of the new proposal, the Personal Data Notification and Protection Act would purportedly "help bring peace of mind to the tens of millions of Americans whose personal and financial information has been compromised in a data breach".
The Hong Kong digital toymaker said 6 million children's accounts and 4.9 million parent accounts were compromised in a hack discovered last month, Bloomberg reports.
Here we demonstrate that microfibril structure and extensibility [26] may also be compromised in a diseased tissue.
And, he suggested, companies should think twice before cutting back office size and putting senior managers in cubicles because some positions require more space for storage and meetings, and confidentiality could be compromised in an open-office setting.
In addition to the articular cartilage the synovial membrane, fibrous joint capsule and subchondral bone are also compromised in an osteoarthritic joint.
The present study aimed to assess the initial and early molecular events following titanium implant installation in normal and compromised bone in a rat tibia model.
It will be battered by the markets, and will compromise in a way that will undoubtedly alienate many of its own supporters, both in Greece and abroad.
