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The present study examined whether this blunting resulted an increased sensitivity to caregiver stress over time.
Neglect is associated with a blunting of behavioral and biological stress responses in human infants.
It is complicated by the fact that the blunting style involves problems of its own.
Conversely, the scale of loan aid, and the kind of infrastructure it typically funds, usually takes longer to identify and negotiate, thus blunting its short-term diplomatic utility.
Halothane anesthesia however produces significant hypotension and is less effective in blunting the fetal stress response.
Individualized informed consent requires screening patients to determine whether they employ a blunting style of coping: a coping style that makes some kinds of information potentially harmful to the patient.
The very cost of nationalisation and the blunting of the edge of cost consciousness offsets any theoretical advantage which nationalisation might show.
He goes on to point out the effect of social benefits and the taxation of incomes on blunting incentives to work.
There is no room for the blunting of individual responsibilities.
That is the blunting of the edge of the present new departure, but it will not be maintained.
We must not let our aspirations for higher education risk blunting the developing edge of vibrant further education courses.
Of course there is a blunting of the public-conscience.
We are not blunting in any respect the existing provisions of the law about picketing at the work place or at any other place.
It represents a blunting of aspirations and a denial of opportunities for qualified students.
But at the margin all taxes caused—collectively and cumulatively large damage—in blunting incentives to work, to save, to invest and to economise.
