In one overnight study, Plihal and Born explored the differences in declarative and procedural memory processing by different sleep stages by taking advantage of the natural circadian structural differences between SWS and REM sleep, with greater amounts of SWS occurring in the early night and lessening toward morning, while REM sleep increases toward late morning.
It portrays a lessening concentration toward the northeast and northwest part of the study area.
Peacekeepers from other countries also might lessen Iraqi resentment toward the Americans.
And the course changes have done nothing to lessen his passion toward the Masters.
Despite the progress the city has made toward lessening industrial air emissions, as Morrison notes, there is still the incessant dust blowing in from Mongolia, a main contributor to the air quality alert of the last two days.
In addition to emphasizing tax cuts (a party touchstone), Reinfeldt turned his attention toward lessening the Swedish people's dependence on the welfare state by proposing various reforms, such as reducing jobless benefits, that were designed to lower the unemployment rate.
The performance enhancements do go a way toward lessening that feeling of sacrifice, while the Retina Display gives the MacBook another thing to lord over the Air.
By simply focusing on original and/or function designs and avoiding well-known trademarks and copyrighted characters, you'll go a long ways toward lessening the likelihood of finding yourself a target of an IP lawsuit.
Apple's gone a little ways toward lessening hurt by dropping prices on adapters, but along with the added expense, it's tough to ignore the irony of plugging in various sorts of dongles in the name of elegance.
Another way to "nudge" people to make better dietary choices is by providing financial incentives.7 These incentives can potentially increase the perceived benefit of substituting healthier foods in the long term, in this way lessening the bias toward present preferences.
