| Once a counselor has regressed, there is a loss of perspective and sense of consequences that may result in unsound judgment calls. |
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| First, the suspected mediator variable is regressed onto the predictor variable. |
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| For this research question, we regressed variables reflecting each youth's level of involvement on each latent dimension on covariate terms. |
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| This time around, we've kind of slipped up and regressed in the eyes of the people here, which disappoints me greatly. |
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| Three cases showed small fibrous nubbins that had been submitted as atrophic or regressed. |
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| The economy may have progressed in recent years but society has in some respects regressed. |
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| The reality was that we lost, Galway made progress, went on to win the All-Ireland, whereas we regressed. |
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| Mr Hughes said he had a couple more sessions to go before a scan would reveal whether the tumour had regressed. |
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| I skidded, slipped, cursed, crashed, and generally regressed one full level in ability. |
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| Her mind is not deranged, it has just regressed into that of one without advanced mental capacities. |
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| Renal function was closely monitored, and oliguria regressed in three patients with appropriate hemodynamic support. |
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| It soon became apparent that Pilobolus was physicalizing the face of our culture that permits our more regressed instincts to rule. |
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| It occurs to me now that I'd regressed to the stage before I had teeth, when the only kind of eating I could do was sucking. |
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| His obsessive imagining of a lost civilization seems to have joyfully regressed to the thrill-seeking bent of an adolescent model-builder. |
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| The president's regressed condition is spreading like the West Nile virus throughout the West Wing and beyond. |
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| Symonds described similar regressed and dependent behaviour in victims of crime as traumatic psychological infantilism. |
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| At this point in time, the individuals still seem to be showing benefits and have not regressed back to the previous instance. |
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| However one should note that in 2005 local and regional investment regressed, sometimes sharply, in eleven countries. |
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| The greater part of this practical knowledge base has been modified and has regressed in our urbanised, automated, media-dominated society. |
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| There is a whole range of dossiers on which we have even regressed somewhat. |
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| It also notes that there were offices where certain aspects of two-language service have not improved or appear to have regressed. |
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| Due to the higher economic growth the central government debt has regressed and is expected to continue this trend in the near future. |
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| The volume of direct sales stabilised or regressed, particularly in Poland. |
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| She regressed to the mental state of a toddler lost in a J.C. Penny department store. |
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| We have regressed in our relationship to illness, and the example of diabetes illustrates how we have lost faith in science to cure physical ailment. |
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| Dillon is a fine player yet he has clearly regressed since last year. |
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| The position of rural women has regressed since the age of socialism. |
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| He also said that the case meant he and his wife had been away from their child for the last six weeks and his condition had regressed in that time. |
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| The independent variables were regressed on the dependent variable caring. |
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| However, it is clear that there were also offices where two-language services have not improved or appear to have regressed. |
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| Scotland has regressed into an inward-looking, slightly chip-on-shoulder, slightly Anglophobic country with no clear sense of direction. |
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| The sales price of the property is regressed against a set of structural, neighbourhood and environmental characteristics. |
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| The British subsidiary's turnover thus regressed with respect to 1999, in which it attained 290 million francs. |
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| Under hypnosis, I was regressed to a time I felt this feeling. |
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| These regressed following a 4-week recovery period and were considered to be a consequence of the pharmacological activity of salmeterol. |
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| While some countries made significant progress, some lagged and others regressed. |
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| At the level we have reached today, if we regressed, it wouldn't be a pretty sight. |
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| Anecdotal discussions with my colleagues indicate almost all of us feel we've regressed financially, and can't do the things we did 10 years ago. |
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| Japan slips to the 20th place and mainland China regressed four notches to 91st place. |
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| The hind limbs of these species were regressed and their body shapes resemble modern whales. |
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| Ms. Ates used to feed herself at the hospital, but she regressed a bit in the group home when the staff replaced her old wheelchair, which had an attachable table. |
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| The philosopher's financial ease nevertheless seemed to crumble towards the end of his life, to the point that he regressed to the servile condition of courtesan in the Swedish court. |
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| Microsurgery, which appeared in the 1970s, has greatly regressed or even disappeared in certain departments, replaced by surgical laparoscopy, which is less expensive, less traumatic and finally just as effective. |
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| Each time she suffered a seizure, her development regressed. |
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| Since he's been there, I've not seen that side of him, he's regressed. |
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| Then ministers regressed to the peculiarly British view of liberty – the belief that freedom is best defined by the absence of government activity. |
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| In the two countries, crimes and misdemeanours regressed in parallel. |
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| However, the party has regressed to where it was five or six years ago. |
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| The effects regressed despite continued treatment. |
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| It is true that Mercosur has regressed, just as Mr Patten said. |
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| While some important issues have been resolved and progress made, the key question of the nature of the scheme and how it will operate has actually regressed. |
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| After many years of a declining milk price trend in Germany, prices for food in general, including dairy products, followed the price of milk upwards in early 2008 but have now regressed to more competitive levels. |
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| Opportunistic screening, however, tends to encourage overscreening of women at all ages, especially the young, and the overtreatment of abnormalities that otherwise would have regressed spontaneously. |
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| Vitaly Smirnov who worked as a manager of one defence enterprise in the nineties reckons that the Russian MIC has regressed to what it was 14 years ago. |
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| In fact, in a number of areas, the situation has actually regressed. |
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| They test this by including a dummy for the exchange rate regime in a panel regression for 25 merging-market countries where growth is regressed on other plausible determinants. |
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| We've made progress in some areas and unfortunately regressed in some areas. |
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| Therefore, prior to further statistical analysis, the TAAS raw scores were regressed on age and converted to a standard score. |
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| Each independent variable was regressed on the dependent variable using simple linear regression, and the R-squared values were summated. |
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| During her follow-up visits, DHEA-S and total testosterone levels observably regressed to their normal reference ranges. |
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| Lebanon's rank regressed by 5 spots globally and by one spot regionally year-on-year. |
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| As a nation we should all feel ashamed having regressed 100 years. |
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