Therefore, a smaller age correction would be matched with an overall smaller price increase, such that one should not expect a change in the quality-adjusted price index.
Similarly, increasing average satisfaction ratings doesn't guarantee increased profits, as Cadillac discovered in the 1980s, when it increasingly appealed to a smaller, aging customer base.
And, though Hipp thought women from 25 to 60 would want to wear the line, the "hip" concept resonated with a far smaller age group.
In some smaller age subgroups, the prevalence of anal experimentation was even more common.
These changes include making the guidelines applicable to a smaller age group--children ages 2 to 11 rather than 2 to 17, and exempting seasonal advertising, such as in-store displays for Halloween.
Accordingly, smaller age-related declines in confounded studies favoring older adults should not be interpreted as showing "no age-related declines with focal cues".
The study in [34], while affecting a smaller age range comprised of lower ages, used a monthly schedule of drug administration for a period of 3 months.
The PD-related changes in SM and Cer were also detected in the smaller age-matched group comparison (n = 8, data not shown).
A smaller age-related increase, also involving genome rearrangements, was observed in the serosa, which consists mainly of the remaining crypts and non-dividing smooth muscle cells.
Diabetic women had non-significantly smaller age-adjusted total intracranial volumes than control women.
