Emys orbicularis, which can live up to 60 years, is an example of this long-lived species group and the lack of evidence for recent bottlenecks in the small Porriño population, even after dramatic demographic declines [65], confirms the complexity of detecting recently bottlenecked populations in this group.
77 Beyond key issues like GA, functional decline and comorbidity, the complexity of cancer care among the elderly population justifies the need to focus attention and research on other aspects as well.
Some physicians justified their declining to take part by the complexity of the subject and their lack of knowledge of it.
We failed to understand just how seriously the mortgage standards, the underwriting standards, had declined, what had happened with the complexity of securitization and the risks that were building in the financial system around that".
Women and men need information on declining fertility by age as well as the complexity of IVF.
In the introduction to the report, Fordham's Chester Finn, a former Reagan administration official, and Kathleen Portheorizee, thatreadersat readerstagnateded because states set their own standards, and the complexity of reading texts declined.
First, Chinese students fail to adapt their approaches to learning and so their performance declines in the later years of a degree when the complexity of the work increases.
Given the complexity of assessing cognitive decline, some authors support the use of cross sectional data to estimate the effects of ageing on cognitive function.
"We failed completely to understand the complexity of what the impact of the decline -- the national decline -- in housing prices would be in the financial system," she told Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.
Importantly, symptoms declined significantly already one month after patients stopped smoking underlining the complexity of multiple consequences related to smoking cessation.
