As previously noted, Derégnaucourt and colleagues (2005) found that the magnitude of phonological deterioration during a night of sleep diminishes with age and that juveniles with the greatest overall morning deterioration ultimately produced the best imitations of their tutor's songs [12].
This deterioration is produced by crystallization dissolution processes of salts, mainly sodium chloride, in the interior of the rock.
Birds with the greatest overall morning deterioration ultimately produce the best copies of their tutors' song [12], highlighting the importance of variability in motor skill learning.
Phospholipase D alpha (gi|169160465), a key enzyme involved in membrane deterioration which produces precursors to aliphatic alcohols and aldehydes, was up-regulated in Temple versus Murcott at stage 1, but not stage 2 and 3.
Pollution in the Grand Canyon and the Petrified Forest National Park in eastern Arizona is so bad, park officials say, that it has produced deterioration in vegetation.
The increased oxidative deterioration of milk produced from cows fed red clover silage was avoided by vitamin E supplementation.
(theta) Deterioration rate of the produced item.
First, over this 16 year period, affordable housing goals produced a deterioration in the quality of the mortgages outstanding in the U.S. Before 1992, Fannie and Freddie would accept only prime mortgages loans with downpayments of at least 10-20%, solid credit scores and debt-to-income (DTI) ratios that did not exceed 38% after the mortgage closed.
The study design allows us to conclude that the prescription of an LAI is most likely to have produced a deterioration of working alliance and this is a strong argument for service user choice.
One of the new studies adds mental deterioration, with exercise producing "a significantly reduced risk of cognitive impairment after two years for participants with moderate or high physical activity" who were older than 55 when the study began.
