The current study provides neuroimaging evidence for the argument that reading development in Chinese is characterized by increasing reliance on brain areas involved in visuo-orthographic processing and those involved in mapping between orthographic and phonological representations, with concomitant decreases in reliance on phonology in superior temporal cortex.
For oxfenicine-treated CA rats the hrLPL levels were normalised as plasma TAG levels were restored, probably through a decrease in the reliance on TAG as a source of fuel for thermogenesis.
Specifically in relation to sustainability, two studies [ 53, 54] found that vertical programmes create unfavourable conditions for sustainability once donor funding ceases, and a decrease in community self-reliance.
The long-term hope is a significant decrease in the city's reliance on fossil fuels.
"That's why it's important," he added, "that we continue to develop our electronic business and work on increasing advertising there, and that we in general decrease our reliance on the Wall Street Journal advertising".
"The president's announcement today, unfortunately, still will do nothing to ensure America's superiority in human space exploration or to decrease our reliance on Russia in the interim," Representative Ralph Hall (R-TX), ranking member of the House Science and Technology Committee, said in a statement released minutes after the president's speech.
The likely decline matches an industrywide decrease in bonuses, and an increasing reliance on cash deferrals and stock.
Clearly, this has implications for pathological cardiac hypertrophy, characterised by a decrease in metabolic flexibility and increased reliance on glucose metabolism and glycolysis for ATP synthesis in an oxygen-sparing manner.
A reduction in FH and SDH complex activities should result in a significant decrease in oxidative phosphorylation necessitating a reliance on glycolysis followed by conversion of pyruvate to lactate to provide adequate energy, an effect confirmed by the metabolic profile seen in nucARRB1 cells.
Moreover, because it is known that a decrease in cognitive capacity can increase reliance on stereotypes and stereotype-confirming information [ 10], attention should be paid to the time limitations and information overload (and the fatigue that could result from this) that some social insurance physicians experience.
