Furthermore, it could be questioned whether the favorable fit statistics of the combined consequence and control negative dimension are due to a theoretical overlap of these dimensions – both dimensions were argued to capture loss of control and physical decline [ 16] – or to a method bias originating from people's tendency to answer in a similar manner to negatively phrased items [ 28, 34].
Figure 3 shows a screen capture of the control program interface.
Negative intrusive thoughts then develop into worry episodes due to the continuing influence of habitual emotional processing biases, together with the capture of attentional control resources by threatening content.
The iNecklace allows the wearer to capture that sense of control and wear it around the neck as a status of power.
Even if Republicans fall short of capturing control of the Senate on Tuesday, Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, has expressed confidence that his party will finish the job in 2012.
Kawamata, whose art explores various fields including architecture, city planning, and sociology, captures the "out of control" nature of disasters, combining their size and power with an intense sense of movement.
Significantly, cortactin immuno-precipitated from extracts of agrin-treated myotubes was more strongly stained by the anti-phosphotyrosine antibody than cortactin captured from extracts of control myotubes ("IB: PY", lower blot).
Hodges and colleagues addressed this issue with laser-capture micro-dissection of control and patient tissue (grade 1) followed by the analysis of the same number of neurons for both.
Beginning in 1830 with the capture of Algiers, French control expanded eventually to encompass all but the Rifian part of the Atlas region, including a protectorate over most of Morocco (1912 56).
The capture of Malta returned control of the central Mediterranean to Britain and was an important step in the invasion and liberation of Egypt from French rule in 1801.
