Hands and Larkin [23] have suggested that children with low motor competence are less active than children with high motor competence, and consequently, their development of physical fitness, as well as skills, is compromised.
Perhaps they are playing too much rugby and the work on fitness and skill is compromised so they can survive the playing demands.
The transfer of skills may be compromised even more due to the teaching of generic skills, while, in reality, GPs need to adjust their approach constantly to the specific context.
Deadwood was overrun with miners, gunmen, and gamblers when Hickok became a peace officer there in July 1876, relying as much on his reputation as on his diminishing gun skills, which were compromised by failing eyesight.
FIDs were obtained only from adult birds, discarding fledglings and juveniles (whose flight skills could be compromised by their young ages).
Thus, the peak in primary care utilisation may reflect general health deterioration as the patients' daily living skills are increasingly compromised.
A more thorough understanding of this peptide and its behavioral consequences in healthy individuals may help to design pharmacological interventions aimed at promoting social behavior in companion animals whose social skills have been compromised, such as dogs with poor socialization at earlier life stages.
A recent retrospective analysis of the 2010 World Cup concluded that technical skills were not compromised at 1200 1750 m compared with sea level but that running performance was reduced by ∼3%. 4 Garvican et al 6 is the only other soccer-specific study that we could locate, but it dealt with preparation of soccer players at 1600 m, which is also classified as low altitude.
Just because you're in a car does not mean your skills should be compromised.
The back compromised his skills, often limiting him to being a symbol of the Knicks' grit.
