Reports from the field suggest that this selection process had an unintended negative consequence whereby children who were not chosen felt bad about themselves as a result.
The third is a consequence of globalisation whereby traditional diets are being replaced or supplemented with nutritionally compromised fast-foods.
A current hypothesis proposes a compensatory mechanism with functional consequences, whereby cholinesterase activity increases after the poisoning events, which is explained by cholinesterase being quickly synthesized in response to brain hyperexcitability after cholinesterase inhibitor poisoning events and after stress (Meshorer et al. 2002).
Although the cause of this reduction has not been elucidated, the authors propose that the early reductions in the strength of this synapse onto motor neurons, particularly at early stages in development when synaptic connections are forming, might have lasting consequences whereby even slight increases in excitability during adulthood can promote motor neuron stress (McGown et al., 2012).
With its role in alcohol metabolism, this may be a consequence of the Warburg effect whereby tumors employ aerobic glycolysis to meet their metabolic needs [22].
As a consequence, the 'reverse Warburg effect,' whereby these fibroblasts provided nutrients to stimulate mitochondrial biogenesis and oxidative metabolism in adjacent cancer cells, was proposed.
While our observation could be a consequence of methodological bias, whereby social desirability may lead to an over-reporting for male offspring, a neonatal mortality ratio of males to females of at least 1.2 has been reported previously.
It could be argued that the effects described above were a consequence of 'direct' surround intrusion, whereby the RFs of the cells extended into the area that was covered by the surround stimulus.
These activities are largely a consequence of gene expression, the process whereby genes transcribe signature mRNA molecules that are translated into gene products of numerous kinds and functions.
As a consequence of its work against vulture funds, whereby private companies buy up developing country debt and force them to repay it, a bill has recently been passed in Britain to make this pernicious practice obsolete.
This may have been a consequence of poor blinding of participants or a Hawthorne effect, whereby the participants showed a change in behaviour as a result of being studied.
