Enraged men and women equate this app to prostitution, and make the very valid argument that bribery does not effectively condition a person to falling in love.
Air should be warm and moist when it enters the body, and a narrower nose can more effectively condition cold, dry air in this manner.
Thus, in our study, if participation or selection into the NAS is at least partly driven by cardiovascular disease at the time of enrollment, then the participant selection process effectively conditions on CV0, a causal intermediate between lead exposure and mortality.
Benzodiazepines attenuate stress-induced increases in norepinephrine release in the hippocampus, cortex amygdaloid and locus coeruleus region, effectively reducing conditioned fear and generalized anxiety.
The University College Union has long argued that the conditions teachers work in are effectively the conditions that students learn in.
(ii) The low affinity of the mitochondrial Ca2+ uniporter to Ca2+free (KM = 3.7±0.9 µM) should not allow an effective increase in intramitochondrial Ca2+ effectively under conditions of only slightly elevated Ca2+.
This approach effectively equalises conditions at baseline and consequently allows for direct comparison between conditions at each follow-up point.
In another departure, this year's report, which was issued last week, calls for the increased collection and more effective use of statistics to aid in promoting human rights by quantifying more effectively the conditions under which many people live.
"The atheist groups effectively created conditions to support a complete ban," Mr. Becker said.
His approach can be summed up as less means more: smaller rescue packages for countries needing IMF help, and fewer, but more effectively applied, conditions for those packages.
