Several informants from at least one government agency indicated that concerns with the availability and quality of Indigenous data led them to be less involved in, or supportive of, the IBoD study.
In other words, being depressed can cause you to pay less attention to your partner, be less involved, be more irritable or have trouble enjoying time together -- all of which can cause your relationship to falter.
Secondly, ACPAs likely represent products of long-lived memory plasma cells [ 30], whereas RF may be at least partly produced by a particular subset of B lymphocytes, B-1 cells; the former may have less plasticity and responsiveness to variations of the disease process or might be less involved in cell-cell interactions in RA than the latter [ 31, 32].
Point number two is I think there are a lot of people who are involved in the Tea Party who have very real and sincere concerns about spending that's out of control or generally philosophically believe that the government should be less involved in certain aspects of American life rather than more involved.
Sociologists have employed these and other concepts to demonstrate why ethnic minorities tend to be less involved in sports and why, when they are involved in sports, they still tend to be excluded from or underrepresented in management, administration, and ownership.
These filings would be less involved than those required of a reporting company.
They tend to be less involved, less vocally stimulating and more likely to interfere with attempts at exploration.
(Early investor Fred Wilson describes the relationship like that of John Lennon and Paul McCartney of the Beatles: "They made great music together for a while, but then they both kind of got ambitious about things and didn't see eye to eye anymore").. Ev decided a couple months ago to be less involved day to day at Twitter.
Szu said the goal is to make the dashboard useful for customers whether they're a lone developer who's managing their ad inventory on their own or the chief marketing officer/chief revenue officer of a larger publisher (who might be less involved in making day-to-day changes but is still looking for a broader sense of how their strategy is panning out).
