On this reasoning, we predicted an interaction between delay and homology factors, with delay benefiting performance more (or impairing it less) for no homology and partial homology conditions than for total homology conditions.
In our cohort, we were impressed by the prominence of fatigue, both in terms of how frequently it was mentioned across FGs and how severely impairing it was for so many women.
(still waiting…) Even though this will be of no small consequence to the eyesight impaired, it will have its uses for the casual user too.
When the integrity of intestinal mucosa is impaired, it would be easier for gut luminal bacteria to adhere to the injured mucosa to facilitate BT.
If you are visually impaired it would take a day for your screen reader to dictate the average email inbox.
If the repo system was impaired, it would be "very dangerous for the largest dealers because they might be unable to find financing for their securities," said Darrell Duffie, a professor of finance at Stanford.
We anticipated that in the event middle condition, cues at midpoints of the video might improve memory for midpoint information in older adults, but that it would impair memory for event boundary information.
Inadequate nutrition in early childhood makes children more susceptible to diseases such as pneumonia and diarrhoea – and it can impair them for life.
Although short-term cortisol elevations promote adaptive behaviour and are therefore protective, long-term hypercortisolemia is considered harmful, as it, for example, impairs neurogenesis.
For example, using a cell phone or text-to-speech interface while driving significantly increases cognitive load and crash risk (Drews et al., 2009; Strayer et al., 2013), and it impairs memory for visual information (Strayer et al., 2003).
