Since there is no easy alternative, it is better to reach an agreement than to suffer the prolonged consequences of no agreement and to come to an agreement that is marginally better than not coming to an agreement at all.
The right half of Figure 6 then shows the characteristic prolonged consequences of such a failure.
Why has Europe suffered the most painful and prolonged consequences of the global financial crash?
Modifications of cortical lamination and gene expression patterns were detected at post-natal Day 8 suggesting prolonged consequences of these alterations during embryonic development.
A limited number of patients have access to neurosurgery in Romania and as a consequence, a prolonged antimicrobial therapy is necessary.
As consequence, a prolonged high-dose ibuprofen treatment, resulting in upregulation of caspase transcripts and activation of an apoptotic program of cancer cells, could represent an effective anticancer strategy, particularly for local treatment.
Alternatively, the accumulation of DNA damage in histone chaperone-depleted cells might be the consequence of a prolonged replication slow down, since it was shown that neither ATM/Chk2 nor ATR/Chk1 are activated as an immediate consequence of histone deprivation but only after prolonged incubation times (>48 hr) (Mejlvang et al., 2014).
The high national prevalence rate for stunting is a result of inadequate nutrition over a prolonged period and reflects the consequences of limited energy intake, limited protein and fat content, limited dietary diversity, and recurrent or chronic diseases.
For many heavily indebted developing countries, the consequence was a prolonged period of slow growth or even declines in outputs and incomes.
Mr Hakin added: "Rebecca's death was a direct consequence of a prolonged course of wilful neglect, which involved a failure to provide an adequate supply of sufficiently nutritious food and denial of access to medical aid.
But the inflationary spike is also partly the consequence of a prolonged boom: Vietnam's economy grew by around 8.5% last year, one of Asia's most impressive rates, having grown by an average of 7.5% annually in the previous decade (see chart).
