Sentence examples for reduced impulse from inspiring English sources

The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly acknowledged that children must be treated differently in our courts, recognizing the developmental immaturity, reduced impulse control, reduced ability to understand long-term consequences and thus reduced culpability of youth who are charged even with the most serious crimes.

The underlying reduced impulse control, a common characteristic of bingeing ED subtypes, might be a shared characteristic with the ADHD population [ 33].

Another important executive function is impulse control, which enables us to regulate and suppress aggressive behaviour, for example ; reduced impulse control thus increases the risk of aggressive behaviour.

We have already highlighted that the acceleration of funding achieved with the "Piano di Azione and Coesione" may have had only a reduced impulse on employment starting from 2011.

"It could quite effectively reduce impulse betting," Mr. Leach said.

Those companies reluctant to make the move claim doors would significantly reduce impulse buying but the evidence from retailers who have introduced doors refutes this.

Ms. Simpson mentioned online shopping's side benefit of reducing impulse buying, "because I just don't see things that aren't on my list," but expressed frustration that Peapod's selection was not as extensive as that at her local Stop & Shop.

The classic partial differential equation (PDE) has achieved a great success in suppressing Gaussian noise, but its performance in reducing impulse noise is less satisfactory.

As a result, it is shown that the optimum structural design of a racing boat has to be focused on reducing impulse response from pitching motion than static response because the dynamic effect is more dominant.

Simulations reveal that the nonlinear spring shock stops are capable of reducing impulses by over 90% while soft coatings may reduce impulses by 40%.

I don't know how good the studies are suggesting that violent imagery can affect the brain this way, not least by reducing impulse-control in teenagers, but intuitively it seems to make sense.