Such an innovation could counteract the dangers of excessive, impulsive use by encouraging individuals to set their own limits.
The climate in the northern provinces may limit the need for outdoor rodenticide use in farming, reducing the availability of tetramine for impulsive use.
There's something fully impulsive about the use of Snapchat, and the fact that messages "self-destruct" creates its own kind of safety.
Americans tend to be impulsive in their use of credit -- often pressed by tough circumstances to make rash choices which may feel necessary at the time, but quickly cascade into an unmanageable degree of debt.
Another reason for the legislation was knowledge gained from interviewing people who had presented to hospital after paracetamol overdoses, many of whom reported that the act was often impulsive and involved use of drugs already stored in the home.
Given the huge number of patients requiring emergency inpatient or outpatient treatment for aggressive or impulsive behaviour, the use of atypical antipsychotics such as olanzapine may have the potential to reduce the medical burden for patients with this psychiatric condition.
Within the subtrait of physical aggression, however, the degree of trait manifestation proved inconsequential for impulsive aggression, but exposure to the violent film segment resulted in more frequent use of impulsive aggressive responses than exposure to the innocuous film segment.
Unlike the conventional disturbance observers, the proposed disturbance observer is modelled by a switched impulsive system, which makes use of the intermittent state data to estimate the disturbances.
In [6], the impulsive control, which makes use of linear static measurement feedback instead of full state feedback for master-slave synchronization schemes that consist of identical chaotic Lur'e systems, was considered.
Psychobiologist Marilyn Carroll of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis says the work is important because it connects the increased drug use of impulsive animals to neurochemistry in the brain, which is impossible to sort out in the complicated world of human drug addicts.
