It is well known that poor emotion identifying skills coincide with poor emotion regulating strategies in adults [46].
Currently, there are still such problems for China's renewable energy as high cost price, poor power regulating ability and insufficient consumptive space.
Earlier studies probing the contraceptive behavior of women also supported the fact that increase in age at marriage removes the layers of vulnerability for poor fertility regulating behavior [ 19, 20].
Species that were poor at regulating oxygen uptake were consistently more vulnerable to the synergistic effects of warming and hypoxia, demonstrating the importance of respiratory control in setting thermal tolerance limits.
Aquatic ectotherms which are poor at regulating gas exchange are shown to be especially vulnerable to the multi-stressor effects of increased water temperatures and reduced levels of oxygen.
41 52 Furthermore, most studies considered bullies and bully/victims together; however, as outlined above, the two roles are quite different with bullies often highly competent manipulators and ringleaders, while bully/victims are described as impulsive and poor in regulating their emotions.
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that at least 30% of countries in the world have either no drug regulation or highly poor capacity to regulate.
Or is it a coincidence that the OECD and the World Bank, which backed policies reducing the ability of poor countries to regulate investment and thereby favouring large multinationals, are controlled largely by North America and the EU, where most of those multinationals are based?
Alexithymia, defined as difficulty in identifying and describing one's emotional experience [ 49], is associated with poor ability to regulate emotional arousal efficiently, and therefore low adaptive coping [ 50].
One hypothesis for the mechanism by which a gene-poor chromosome regulates autosomal gene expression is through the sequestration of heterochromatic factors.
