Deficiency in the intrasession habituation of Bmal1-/ mice is indicative for working memory impairments.
Patrick Purcell, the director of organizing for Local 1500, the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, said Mr. Juarez-Cruz's accident was indicative of the working conditions endured by employees of many nonunion supermarkets on the Upper West Side and the Upper East Side.
Once upon a time, tans were considered gauche, too indicative of the working class.
Otherwise, the Grand-Bassam violence would be more indicative of AQIM working to elevate its brand with soft target attacks.
An interesting finding in this study was employers' interpretation of the meaning of exit certificates as being indicative of employees' work ethic or contributing to a positive image of the company, which was not a construct that test developers intended.
It has been suggested that poutine's humble beginnings in rural snack bars, truck stops, and food trucks, and its use of cheese curds which are often considered a typically small-town indulgence make it indicative of working-class culture.
Decreased freedom from distractibility scores, indicative of poorer verbal working memory, were associated with PCB exposure.
He said: "It is indicative of the work Labour still needs to do in developing a sensible set of policies for business and economic growth".
"Any reasonable person, certainly any person in the region, would be puzzled as to how this became somehow indicative of the work that we've done here".
As Brewer talked, his two cellphones buzzed with phone calls and text messages and e-mails, the quantity indicative of the work ahead.
Others would cheer on fourth down when Minnesota's offense had the ball, a football faux pas indicative of the work ahead.
