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Thus, the fixational subsystem can exhibit improved voluntary control despite chronic visual deprivation.
One wants to know why not being a friend and not being just are, like not understanding stories and laughing at jokes, deprivations.
Treatment can be a single or repeated sleep deprivation, total (all night) or partial (second half of the night).
It is to these influences and the net effects of poverty, deprivation and early and arduous employment on children's welfare that we now turn.
The effect of the home-ownership rate was slight, with only the negative effect on deprivation reaching statistical significance.
This article extended this debate into the area of deprivation.
And it had been administered in quantities which must have made deprivation an anguish.
Monocular deprivation and reverse suture deprived eye and imposing the activity pattern modeling deprivation in the previously normal eye.
Nevertheless, the age of 6 is too young for a valid assessment of possible effects of institutional deprivation on emotional disturbance and disruptive behavior.
Effects of prolonged sleep deprivation on local rates of cerebral energy uptake in freely moving rats.
In all the published activation studies, subjects underwent prior total sleep deprivation (36-48 hours).
For the latter the mean level of secondary deprivation halved over the period.
Table 2 shows the characteristics of the electoral wards included in this study according to this classification, according to the level of socio-economic deprivation.
The level of influenza and pneumococcal vaccination varied with the level of deprivation.
In the housing field there has been a long-standing view that allocation policies tend both to generate and reproduce concentrations of deprivation.
