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Additionally, the presence of heavy metals (V, Ni, As, Hg, etc)., sulphur and other contaminants in the oil entering the catalyst layer poisons and deactivates the performance and activity of the catalyst.

Here, we report laboratory and field experiments investigating the thermal physiology of performance and activity of CM.

The results obtained in our study are supported by numerous studies showing that toxicants can disrupt startle responses [ 37] and the swimming performance and activity of the fishes [ 38– 40].

Higher scores for cognitive performance and activities of daily living indicate greater impairment.

A simple, calculated progression rate at the initial visit gives reliable information regarding performance over time on cognition, global performance and activities of daily living.

Clinically, Crizzle and colleagues [ 26] reviewed exercise and PD and concluded that 'patients with PD improve their physical performance and activities of daily living through exercise'.

The structural and functional impairments observed were considerable, and they also had consequences for bimanual hand performance and activities of daily living, even though these impairments were not of the same magnitude.

Galantamine, as well as the other two ChEIs available currently (donepezil and rivastigmine), yields modest improvements in cognition, global performance and activities of daily living (ADL) compared with placebo treatment in subjects with varying degrees of AD severity [ 4].

We are the first to report the outcome in an unselected population of adolescents born with BPBP, and in particular to include measures such as bimanual performance and activities of daily living.

The importance of our findings is strengthened by the fact that the current data are internally consistent across multiple measures; progression groups maintained their differences on measures that included cognition, global performance, and activities of daily living.

Although some studies show a substantial decrease in dementia prevalence [ 2] and a substantial increase in cognitive performance and activities of daily living in elderly people [ 3] in some high-income countries, 'even with a small decrease in incidence and prevalence, population ageing will still double the numbers with dementia worldwide in the next generation' [ 4].