However, it is possible that the intellectual isolation identified in this and another study, 27 and lack of a supportive research environment, could reduce initiative.
These findings reasonably have clinical importance, when considering that the high prevalence of fatigue, reduced initiative and facial weakness in DM1, may lead to a misconception of a major depressive condition, comparable to misjudgements done in other neurological disorders [ 29].
At the same time they launched another key part of the programme - the reducing burglary initiative, funded by £24m.
42 Depression is considered to result in further functional decline in this group by reducing motivation, initiative and resiliency.
Then we took into account features like availability of e-mail, distance to the nearest major airport and presence of on-site substance abuse treatment, a sentence-reducing initiative that has seen a wave of apparently sober white-collar cons claiming serious addictions.
In 2009 sponsorship of expatriate workers was reduced, an initiative meant to address unemployment among native Bahrainis.
She lost night urinary autonomy, slowly reduced her initiative affecting motor and verbal skills, and developed impulsive and aggressive behaviours against other children.
It also reduces private initiatives and enterprise, limits citizens' choices of health care providers, although this is based on – and ensured by – certain laws.
Kimberly A. Cooper, MA is a writer, activist and former chief of operations for the "Reducing Childhood Obesity" initiative - a partnership between First 5 LA and the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health.
That's because when the DPA started these clinics three years ago, they were intended to assist Californians impacted by Proposition 47 another initiative reducing some drug felonies to misdemeanors and reduces sentencing for some other nonviolent crimes.
There is also evidence suggesting that specific initiatives reducing workload as such are effective [ 55, 56].
