Our working hypothesis was that the Regulate scenario would be associated with a diminished impact of the fictive error only because of its status as a learning signal generated by foregone choices ("what might have been" had decisions been different) and its reported vulnerability to changes in psychophysiological states [ Chiu et al., 2008].
Thus, appropriate physical activity [ 43] should favour the health of individuals with ID and have a diminished impact on those basic features shown, such as balance [ 40, 41], resistance, or strength [ 14, 45].
Furthermore, cases with a disease onset in 2002 may have occurred as a result of a diminished impact of the public warning due to the Christmas season.
The concern is, however, that more quantitative easing will have a diminished impact compared to previous bouts of money printing.
Westbrook's Olympic potential may remain wholly untapped, yet it is his diminished impact that is all the more glaring.
These combine with diminished hearing and eyesight; diminished mobility and balance; diminished respiratory and kidney function; and diminished cognitive abilities.
Nonetheless, hypo-glycosylated E-cadherin is associated with diminished abundance, suggesting that N-glycosylation impacts its stability (Liwosz et al. 2006; Sengupta et al. 2013).
When both males and females are introduced, assortative mating by age has little impact on the introduction threshold unless the introduced females are old, with diminished reproductive ability.
Unanswered questions loom, such as what will be the impact of enrollment on continued employer health coverage; who has authority to enroll a person with diminished capacity; and how plan exceptions will be processed.
Sleep disruption was also associated with diminished RSA(TF).
Others marched with diminished numbers, as in Columbus, Ohio, Indianapolis and Nashville.
