Greece's financial problems have also provoked talk about a possible bailout by the European Union and fears of a spill-over effect on other weak, heavily indebted countries in the euro zone.
Thus, there exists a spill-over effect of mother's attitude to their own health to the health outcomes of their children.
In this way, we avoided a spill-over effect of the intervention.
Whilst expansionist medical tourism policies had been initiated in trade and tourism ministries of all three countries, there appears to be a spill over effect on ministries of health (MOH).
We avoided a spill over effect on the control group by means of the randomisation procedure, whereby people who formed the control group were not invited for the screening and not informed about an ongoing intervention.
To examine the "spill over" effects of job insecurity, a second comparison group was created, consisting of employees of the administration department of the same University, not at risk of losing their jobs.
A concern is that promotion of replacement feeding to infants of HIV-positive mothers has created a spill-over effect among the infants of HIV-negative mothers, resulting in increased usage of maternal milk replacements including formula milk [ 16, 18].
In addition the study also examined the "spill over" effects of job insecurity on employees not directly affected by the mobility framework.
In addition the study also examined the "spill over" effects of job insecurity in employees not directly affected by the mobility framework.
The other possibility is that the strong excitability of M1 during mental rotation simply reflects a spill-over effect from adjacent and strongly activated brain regions [ 6, 17].
However, although ambulance workers had elevated physiological arousal while running calls, no study has documented a possible "spill over" effect from the stressful period to the remainder of the workday or to after work.
