Secondly, two aspects of the caregivers' influence were decisive: nurses' caring attitude towards baby and parents, and their communication with parents, which reduced stress and made interactions with the baby possible.
The enhanced expansive potential in the residual clays is attributed to the physical effects of weathering in breaking down structure and/or bonding in the parent rock, which reduces the potential expansiveness of the clays contained in the parent rock.
Instead, cigarettes produced at these small facilities will be assessed the rate at which the parent company is assessed, which reduces the taxes that can be avoided through funneling of production through small producers [ 21].
This result was different from what the authors expected, and they argued that the general knowledge about parenting has increased over time, which reduces the size of possible intervention effects.
Given that the goals of training were to resolve ambiguous situations either in a positive or negative direction, it may be that appraisals of coping and uncontrollability involved bringing to mind the presence of more specific event-related behaviours (e.g., I remember going out more with my friends to cope with my parents' divorce), which reduced the effects of training on these measures.
Moreover, the parent node exhausts its energy sharply, which reduces the network lifetime and increases maintenance cost.
She said parents "work every hour God sends", which reduces quality family time, while spiralling poverty had pushed a million young people into dependence on food banks.
Isolation of useful LoxP parent lines is facilitated by prior cell sorting, which reduces the number of clones that need to be screened.
This centralising tendency, which reduces choice and control for parents and pupils, also leads Gove to prioritise his pet projects over raising standards for all.
Finally, the sample size concerning children of traumatized parents who did not develop PTSD/PTSS is very small, which reduces the generalisability of our results'.
