With progression to PDD these deficits worsen, and impaired vigilance also develops with fluctuating levels of alertness (Ballard et al., 2002), which in turn drives fluctuating levels of cognition (Walker, 2000).
Women naturally experience fluctuating levels of desire over the course of their lives.
This makes perfect sense, as long as you accept that the reason unemployment goes up and down is because of fluctuating levels of self-reliance.
Instead, as an embryo develops, sex-related genes are turned on and off in response to fluctuating levels of hormones in the womb, produced by both mother and child.
Unlike artificial light sources, which can be calibrated to meet a desired luminous effect regardless of latitude, climate, or time of day, daylight is a dynamic light source, which produces variable shadow patterns and fluctuating levels of brightness.
The path analysis model specified the flow of unidirectional impact from change in the prison population to changes in the substance abuse and mental health treatment populations in the community in the larger contexts of fluctuating levels of violent crime and illicit drug use (see Figure 2).
While both longtime Bisco purists and average festival thrill seekers will debate the merits of various acts, the debut of the event's new layout, and the usual conversation over fluctuating levels of being too mainstream or corporate, Camp Bisco remains the sum, for better or worse, of all its disparate parts.
iv injection leads to fluctuating levels of the delivered cytokine and is labor intensive.
We divided the first step (i.e. the definition of a general best-fit model of modern human history) into two parts: we first tested different models defined by fluctuating levels of structure and gene flow in the ancestral population, prior to the appearance of modern humans.
The arterial wall is remodeled by the joint effects of fluctuating levels of numerous proteins [ 105].
