Early in his junior season at Florida in 2008, already wildly famous as a Heisman Trophy winner, Tebow applied the black patches under his eyes that, ostensibly, reduce glare.
Before we get into the science of this thing, just understand that the chain you see is handmade and assembled and each link is made of sapphire to (ostensibly) reduce fiction.
The finding that a simple social comparison can ostensibly reduce an older person's physical strength by as much as half indicates that it needs to be taken seriously as a factor in clinical diagnosis and assessment.
It is worth underscoring that some of the ranges of clinical and microbiologic response rates went from 0.0% to 100.0% (Tables 2, 3), the width of the range ostensibly reducing the usefulness of our observation.
Ostensibly, reducing sensitivity to fat taste might be a protective mechanism designed to reduce intake of a high-energy nutrient in those with abundant fat reserves; however, the taste of fatty acids are routinely characterized as aversive by humans (Tucker et al. 2013), compared with rodents (Tsuruta et al. 1999), so this explanation relying simply on taste is unsatisfactory.
Like Greece, Italy and Ireland, Spain has been subject to waves of austerity, ostensibly to reduce the deficit.
Furosemide is administered ostensibly to reduce the risk of exercise-induced bleeding in the lungs, which it does.
Ostensibly to reduce carbon emissions, governments in both places have introduced policies to encourage biofuels (corn-based ethanol in America and biodiesel in Europe).
Patania says the problems started last year when, ostensibly to reduce paperwork for GP surgeries, health minister Jeremy Hunt announced that a whole range of payment-related performance indicators known as QOF (Quality and Outcomes Framework) points were to be cut.
They constitute not just an attack on ordinary people, but a desperate re-affirmation of neoliberal policies, designed ostensibly to reduce a budget deficit which was caused by precisely the same deregulation and privatisation.
