One of the most prejudicial factors for face recognition is lightning [14], so that we have applied a lightning normalization to improve the performance [25].
Based on these constitutional studies, we proposed a concept that by a purposeful eradication of all prejudicial factors in the degenerative knee, the jeopardized cartilage would have the chance to regenerate by its innate healing response.
In a tunnel fire, the dispersion of smoke in the opposite direction to the longitudinal imposed air flow remains the principal factors prejudicial to users which are blocked upstream of the fire.
The lack of improper police action does not make identifications tainted by these factors any less prejudicial.
This may also be a factor in his failure to stop prejudicial reporting.
Assessing the magnitude of prejudicial impacts of oral health on QoL, and reporting associated factors may relevantly contribute to the planning of appropriate programs of dental services to children who have AIDS, thus contributing to an improvement of their oral and systemic health.
Some middle-class feminists are a bit hostile to intersectional feminism (in which sexism is seen as just one of a range of factors that can combine to heighten the likelihood of prejudicial exclusion).
The first, conducted in 1996, sought to assess attitudes and risk behaviors associated with HIV in the general population, with a 16 items scale in a sample of 3501 people (5 factors: fear of being infected, fear of contact with PLWHA, prejudicial beliefs toward groups at high risk of HIV, tolerance regarding sexual mores and behaviors, social support for PLWHA).
Last month STV said it was considering yet another legal action against ITV, accusing it of "prejudicial and aggressive" scheduling of lucrative spinoffs of hit shows such as The X Factor.
In regards to the identification of associated factors, it is noteworthy that tooth brush frequency was virtually indicative of protection against prejudicial impacts on OHR-QoL.
