Reduced demand for Scottish exports in Europe has also contributed to the lack of movement, the study said.
The authors of the latest study indicate that there probably is underreporting in the study because of population movement, inherent errors posed by dealing with samples, and inability to visit some households because of security problems.
Higher education is a case study in the benefits of free movement of people across borders.
Perhaps the most remarkable case study to date is the Occupy movement, which demonstrated the value of public spaces as well as some of the more ingenious ways these spaces can be designed for public experience.
Symptoms of tardive dyskinesia, a kind of involuntary movement, didn't show up in the study.
"The bias has been that people with spinal cord injury don't walk, but a lot of the patients with some movement do" says UCLA neurologist Bruce Dobkin, who led the study.
When you have selected the type of scientific study of a painting or sketch, a simple slider movement left or right takes you on an X-ray journey through one of the master's works.
The study of hip hop is not a repudiation of the civil rights movement.
The anti-vaccination movement continues to grow, despite the retraction and thorough discrediting of the 1998 scientific study that spurred much of its growth.
That's the question being raised in the aftermath of a study in which researchers secretly tracked the locations of 100, 000 people to determine their movement patterns.
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Scientists are keen to study Antarctica's subglacial hydrological systems because liquid water beneath the ice sheet will influence its movement (the ice above Lake Whillans is moving at about 300m per year).
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