Specific evidence for prior cortical pathology as a risk factor is sparse and conflicting: Frontotemporal dementia and early-onset Alzheimer disease (AD) constitute lesser risk factors for delirium than more distributed pathologies like vascular dementia and late-onset AD, while existing impairment in executive function, which is frontal cortex dependent, selectively predisposes to delirium.
They found that roadlessness, a status that would not bar mechanised vehicles and some sorts of mining, constituted a lesser protection.
Such engagements have been more the rule than the exception for Mr. Valera, whose Cuban associations have, by his own account, constituted the lesser part of his reputation.
And certainly the use of condoms can, in certain situations, constitute a lesser evil".
Consequently, reversing B's direction of motion, a change of one mode (determination), constitutes a lesser modal change than a transference of motion between two bodies, which alters two modes (speed and determination).
Fundamental values such as freedom of expression, freedom of assembly and free and fair elections constitute much lesser concerns for a large part of the electorate.
Some studies do suggest that witness exposure without danger to life constitutes a lesser risk for enduring posttraumatic stress symptoms [ 21, 44].
For example, immigrant teenagers in Belgium know less about vaccines than native-born adolescents, and the parents of migrant teens constitute a lesser source of information on immunization.
In the future they would form the nucleus of the third estate (one of the three traditional political orders; the barons and the lesser nobility constituted the first two, respectively).
Only Ms Bennett consistently harangued Mr Cameron, and she constitutes a much lesser adversary than Ms Sturgeon.This early form having been established, none of the leaders, with the possible exception of the excellent Ms Sturgeon, seemed likely to score a major triumph or upset.
