Sexual harassment, particularly in schools, can often act as an escalating precursor to additional bias-motivated crimes against women.
It is possible that lipid accumulation is a precursor to degeneration; additional experimentation would be required to assess.
Furthermore, nearly 57 million adults in that study were estimated to have prediabetes, a precursor to diabetes, costing an additional $25 billion in higher medical spending (37, 38).
But Mr. Calagna said such a move would not be a precursor to moving a significant number of additional employees from Manhattan to the county.
Type I gamma phosphatidylinositol phosphate kinase (PIPKIγ), an enzyme that generates phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate (PI4,5P2) a lipid messenger and precursor to many additional second messengers, was found to regulate E-cadherin cell-cell contacts and growth factor-stimulated directional cell migration, indicating that PIPKIγ regulates key steps in metastasis.
According to these theories correcting weight misperception may be considered as a precursor or additional element which contributes to building risk perception, like the psychological and behavioural changes that have been shown to predict bio physiological outcomes in this diabetes prevention program [ 21].
Concerning the latter two, INRRI will support mars-georeferencing of the EDM landing site, support potential precision lidar-based landing next to the EDM, support test & diagnostics of lasercom for data exchange among Mars orbit, Mars surface and Earth, and it will be a precursor for additional Mars surface retroreflectors, for example on exploration rovers.
Tolerance models can also be derived from turnover models, where tolerance acts by altering kin or kout or via depletion of a precursor pool when additional compartments are added to turnover models.
The trend below 90 K could then be a precursor effect but additional characterization of the structure is required before any definitive conclusions can be drawn about this.
