Edinburgh's heritage watchdog fears "the character of the Old Town in particular is being changed" by short-term lets, although it acknowledges these rentals boost tourism and help businesses.
Notably, total soluble Aβ levels were not changed by short-term EE, indicating that EE could exert beneficial effects on memory and adult neurogenesis in APPSw,Ind mice independently of Aβ.
Moody's calculates future changes in home price by measuring both long-term demographic and economic fundamentals, like income and population changes; and changes caused by short-term supply and demand shifts.
We checked that the results of the simulations do not change by using shorter steps of 1 ms.
Second, we divided this proportional change by the short-term variability ('noise') in the particular measure.
Such a continuously intensive design is likely not feasible in real-world applications of PROMs, where wider assessments repeated at regular intervals in the context of a measurement burst design would suffice to broadly capture person-level change by distinguishing short-term variations from long-term changes [ 31, 32].
But the shadow justice secretary, Jack Straw, said Young's announcement proved the government was "driven not by any coherent philosophy about constitutional change but by short-term, narrow party interests".
Unforgiving climate change fuelled by short-sighted self-interest.
While George Gaylord Simpson, in Tempo and Mode in Evolution (1941), described evolutionary history as being characterized by long periods of stasis (bradytely) or gradual change (horotely), punctuated by short bursts of rapid change (tachytely), he offered no explanation of the processes that produce it.
The theory of punctuated equilibrium states that evolutionary change is characterised by short periods of rapid evolution followed by longer periods of stasis in which no change occurs.
