These noxious gasses will hurt miners' eyes and central nervous systems, decline their visual acuity and thinking ability, and make them unconscious, which potentially increase the RSET.
The repositories of crop diversity are continuing to decline in their ability to maintain plants for future use, a global survey has shown.
Such statistics represent a group of people forever trying to make ends meet at a time when their health may be declining, their friends dying and their ability to do things not what it used to be.
Low retention, with overconfidence, may have led to some students scoring high on the online quizzes but failing to improve or even declining in their ability to discriminate plagiarism or the lack thereof.
This deterioration appears to be related to a progressive decline in their ability to augment their forward stroke volume and heart rate during exercise.
With age, CD4 T cells thus show a decline in their ability to provide an activating stimulus to B cells, which would contribute to impaired induction of IL10.
Patients experience increasing cognitive impairment and a decline in their ability to perform the activities of daily living (ADL). 2 In the first stage of AD, individuals are often capable of managing on their own.
Thus, CNS-resident microglia and infiltrating monocytes and macrophages are emerging as promising sensitive indicators of neuronal decline; however, their ability to predict later disease is not well defined, particularly at early stages of disease.
By 2008, 24.8 percent of seniors in this group reported declines in their ability to perform the so-called activities of daily living — to bathe, dress, eat, toilet and get up from a chair or a bed on their own.
Although the Japanese taste for whale meat is steadily declining, the Japanese see their ability to continue to hunt whales, not only in their coastal waters but in the open ocean around Antarctica, as a question of sovereignty.
