Moreover, the identified pattern of cerebral activity associated with intellectual enrichment (less prefrontal recruitment, greater default network maintenance) almost completely mediates the relationship between intellectual enrichment and cognitive efficiency, thereby supporting our hypothesis that it represents the neural basis of cognitive reserve.
She has practiced revolutionary maintenance, almost unheard of in public parks, relying on nontoxic pesticides, eco-friendly insects and organic fertilizers.
At a release of the paper in New York, researcher Joanne Csete of Columbia University said she believed that US actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, who died of a heroin overdose, "would be alive today" were it not for regressive drug policies that she said made safe opioid maintenance almost impossible to obtain.
Moley was sometimes deft enough to work many of these themes into a single sentence: "I was able to achieve almost the impossible — the maintenance of friendly relations with both Louis Howe and Sam Rosenman — and the rivalry of these two men was the single factor that might have disrupted the logical course of events".
Hence, proper population stands in the male: female ratio for maintenance is almost impossible in the field for better production.
The maintenance was almost $1,400 a month, and Ms. Bonthuis felt the price should be lower to compensate.
Today, Denel still provides a big chunk of the South African military's ammunition and maintenance, but almost 60% of the company's revenues come from exports.
To overcome these issues, eukaryotic cells evolved the telomere maintenance system, the almost universal mechanism used to protect chromosome ends [4].
The cost of installation is almost the only cost, as there is very little maintenance required.
While the train's out of commission this month, the transit authority said it will survey the line and perform maintenance, promising (almost ironically) a "smoother" ride once it's done.
