We found that on days when managers experienced heavier workloads, they prioritized their technical tasks to a greater extent, and acted less fairly toward employees, compared to days they had lighter workloads.
The cell wall is composed of interlinked β-glucan polysaccharides and, to a lesser extent, chitin, and acts as the supporting scaffold for highly glycosylated mannoproteins.
School culture, understood as the extent to which schools promote and act 'on positive values, is inclusive of cultural diversity and fosters positive, caring and respectful relationships between all members of the school community' (Noble 2014) 5.
In addition, the semiconductor-like resistance below 10 K shown in Fig. 2 indicates that bulk conductance of Bi2Te3 ultrathin films is suppressed to a large extent, and surface conduction will act as a non-negligible role [24].
This activates further down-stream signalling events where JA and to a lesser extent ET act as positive regulators, and SA and NPR1 as negative regulators of CRK expression.
We find evidence that age and socio-economic status, and to some extent, gender, act as main determinants of individuals' perception of health care quality.
With such scorings, healthcare professionals might unconsciously associate the patient's injury with a prognosis of the chronicity type and act accordingly to some extent.
And, to the extent the Act forbids the shipment of contaminated or unfit produce, it clearly rests on sure footing.
To the extent the act mentioned costs and benefits at all, it allowed the administrator the discretion to take them into account when setting timetables and figuring the best ways to reach the standards.
In subsection (b)(1), before clause (A), the words "Notwithstanding any other provision of law or rule" and "(to the extent such Act is not in conflict with the provisions of this section)" are omitted as unnecessary because of the restatement.
