In comparison with W82, DT2008 was more tolerant to water deficit as judged by its higher root fresh and DM biomass accumulations (Table 1).
Behavioral tasks seem to roughly dissociate five aspects of impulsive behavior: the inability to inhibit behavioral responses, susceptibility to distractor interference, susceptibility to proactive interference, preference for smaller immediate rewards over larger rewards after a delay, and deficits in judging elapsed time (Dick et al. 2010).
Although they had hoped to come up with 1,200 follicles, they were 70 short when they finished at 11 10 a.m., a deficit Dr. DiBiase judged to be cosmetically insignificant.
And when Van Dijk finally looked to have restored a bit of pride by heading past Abbiati to reduce the deficit, he was judged offside.
Moreover, the financial markets, once the harshest real-world judge of deficit spending, appear to assume that the deficits are still heading down, regardless of the Court's ruling.
The ultimate goal is to help you judge the deficit proposals that are now emerging.
Economists said there is a strong possibility that foreign investors will one day judge the deficit so large as to be a financial risk, and direct their money to other nations.
Although both children had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, the judge held that no reasonable jury could have found that they would not have been handcuffed had it not been for their ADHD.
In Europe the bond market is the ultimate judge of deficit-reduction plans.
If Bush is elected to a second term, then four more years of Bush policies, Bush deficits, and Bush judges will likely undo what remains of Nader's positive legacy.
Using LMI and FMI, abnormalities in lean or fat mass can be assessed without interference from other body components and one can judge whether the deficit or excess of body weight is selectively due to a change in lean mass versus fat mass or both combined.
