It remains to be seen if parental sensitivity to children with attachment disorder behavior needs to be different or of a higher degree of magnitude, but it seems as likely, given the available evidence, that improvements in parental sensitivity may not yield major improvements in the child-caregiver relationship (although that, too, awaits formal testing).
Therefore, small HU difference may yield a major Agatson score difference.
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This preview of their forthcoming album should yield major fireworks.
Incentivizing healthy and sustainable diets can yield major savings in currently rocketing public health expenditure.
We're rebuilding major marketplaces that are the center of commerce for towns, and yield major profits for farmers.
As the different OC assays may yield different results, it is of major importance to establish method-specific reference intervals to adequately interpret serum OC concentrations.
Furthermore, as the recent US legislation 1 illustrates, sometimes major changes (which may yield improvements) arise from adoption of broad policies, such as coverage of new categories of services by public insurance, coverage of new beneficiaries or imposing performance requirements for practitioners or insurance companies.
Producers are not expected to budge on compensation for online productions — a major demand of Mr. Allen's — but they may yield on actor compensation in the event that a strike by another union halts productions.
As explained above, if these patterns are general, larger brains may yield fitness advantages in the wild because access to females is considered the major limiting factor of a male guppy's mating success (Houde 1997).
