Stunted growth is a consequence of longer-term poor nutrition in early childhood.
The lack of germ cell disruption in any of the fish examined in the ELS study or in effluent-exposed adult males derived from estrogen-free environments indicated that either the estrogenic potency of effluents tested was not sufficient to induce this feature of feminization, or that germ cell disruption is a consequence of a longer term exposure to treated wastewater effluent.
This is what we call the notion of "working-out" to signify a dynamic process of change over time that involved the ensemble of people, existing and emerging work practices and tools, individuals and organizational beliefs, assumptions, and expectations [ 48, 51, 52], which can be understood as both cause and consequence of longer-term processes of changing [ 53].
Our theoretical perspective helped ensure that we did not reduce the EHR to delivery, implementation and immediate use [ 53], but understand it as both cause and consequence of longer-term processes of changing, during which people and EHR came together to perform actions and tasks [ 56] as co-constitutive entities [ 43, 55].
It will address issues of both technical efficiency ('how to do it') through assessment of key design features of the intervention and the associated cost drivers, and allocative efficiency ('what to do') through the modelling of longer term consequences and cost offsets.
"There have been few studies of longer term health consequences" in this population of workers, the authors said.
When Mr. Draghi succeeded Jean-Claude Trichet at the beginning of November, an exhaustive analysis of the possible consequences of longer-term loans to banks, conducted by economists and analysts at the European Central Bank and at national central banks, was well under way.
Of note, since the presence of microvascular complications reflects chronic hyperglycemia, the declining β-cell function in individuals with higher β-GRS may not be a consequence of the relatively longer terms of hyperglycemia.
As a consequence, the longer-term outcomes of ALI/ARDS survivors have become a research priority [ 2, 3].
Readmission may be an inevitable consequence of some longer-term disease processes and for some patients frequent emergency admissions may constitute an anticipated plan of care.
The results of this study support the notion that knowledge of longer-term consequences of diabetes management behaviors is beneficial: Routine SMBG alone (level 1) was useful for reducing HbA1c in those patients with poor control, which suggests that simply increasing awareness of frequent hyperglycemia can sometimes be beneficial for this patient group.
