And that translated into fewer contacts and fewer dates.
Patients arriving by EMS had fewer contacts with other patients than patients arriving by other means.
As a career Mazda man, Mr. Imaki is likely to have fewer contacts in Michigan than the last four Mazda presidents, who came from Ford.
Because she would be graduating from a less prestigious institution, fewer contacts would be made and fewer doors would be opened.
While these neurons had smaller dendritic trees and/or formed fewer contacts in specific hippocampal subfields, their stereotyped connectivity was largely preserved.
As an increasing number of customers abandon Blackberries for other smartphone devices and the number of users in the Blackberry network declines, the BBM application becomes less and less valuable because there are fewer contacts to communicate with.
The results show that strong arguments influence a green (environmentally concerned) population with many contacts most effectively, while peripheral cues have the greatest impact on a non-green population with fewer contacts.
The holiday period also saw a change in the age structure of children's social contacts, with far fewer contacts of their own age, but an increase in the number of encounters with adults, particularly older adults.
Overall, Bax −/− mice showed fewer stretch approaches to both TMT and BA than wildtypes, but they avoided the odor source more (e.g., fewer contacts and less time spent in proximity).
If you're looking for a bolder change and to leave your current field behind, you'll need to start laying the groundwork because you're likely to have fewer contacts in your new profession.
As animals have fewer contacts with ground, they can rise up higher with each stride.
