Despite their vigilance, most with severe disease eventually develop permanent joint damage from bleeds, often leading to surgery for ankle fusion or hip or knee replacements at an early age.
Unilever's pension fund trustees have pioneered the most radical form of vigilance.
The Movement's vigilance is most often directed at Ahmadis, who regard themselves as Muslims but believe another prophet appeared after Muhammad.
The real cost of a broken taboo is that the revulsion it awakens allows predators freedom to claim one victim after another: because we glance away from crimes — abominations — prevented only by vigilance, the most disheartening aspect of this story is sickeningly familiar.
"Manhid, through its theme of apathy, its characters, and story is all about getting back to the root of Filipino-ness, the need for heroism, the power of truth, and most of all, hope, vigilance, and change," says Morales, who choreographed the original production and for whom this revival closes a poignant circle.
The above features make MOT a rather more demanding task (and richer in information) than the most commonly-used sustained vigilance tasks [51].
The lack or even detrimental effect of chewing on vigilance is most likely a negative effect on the vigilance network and the ascending reticular activating system (ARAS) [ 59].
Factors affecting an animals' general tradeoff between foraging and vigilance will most likely act in distinct, though not dissimilar, ways when individuals respond to an immediate indication of danger, such as hearing conspecific alarm calls.
Kristina's vigilance means the most frightening reactions are very rare, but she worries that no one takes Elian's allergies as seriously as she does.
With vigilance, many, perhaps most, future plots may be foiled.
