Emotional functioning marginally favoured MA but the advantage at 6 months was smaller in magnitude than the random difference at baseline.
This mutation will inevitably result in the cell functioning only marginally or not at all.
But the implication is clear enough: a movement that gave Latinos a crucial sense of themselves and the political power they could wield has resulted in the nearly complete destruction of the local economy -- a feudal economy, to be sure, but one that had functioned marginally well for several generations.
The simulations show that when the number of healthy cells reaches three (marginally) or four, the total insulin shows functioning bursts.
Patdowns, scanner fascism, getting people to shuffle through checkpoints holding their shoes: these things are marginally less easy to take pride in than, say, a functioning manufacturing industry or the provision of decent education.
The CM group had marginally higher mean baseline HRQoL scores than the control group, except for cognitive functioning.
Physical functioning at baseline was also correlated with longitudinal changes in cognition, but the inverse correlation of baseline cognition with longitudinal changes in physical functioning was only marginally significant, perhaps because of the limited number of studies examining this association.
Each component (income, education, and employment) was at least marginally associated with functioning, such that patients with lower income, lower education, and unemployed/disabled had worse functioning (all p < 0.07).
Taken together, these data suggest that soluble Aβ may marginally influence attentional functions at young ages primarily by interfering with the choline uptake processes.
Feeding LF diets increased the concentration of C18 1 trans-10 in milk fat, suggesting that feeding LF diets may have marginally altered rumen function.
