Conclusions Our findings are consistent with the hypothesis that childhood abuse creates an enduring vulnerability to psychosis that is realised in the event of exposure to further stressors and risk factors.
For example, exposure to adversity and abuse in childhood may confer an enduring vulnerability to psychosis (and indeed other disorders) via deleterious effects on biological (such as hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis function) and psychological (such as affect and emotion) processes.
The repair process must successfully integrate new materials with old materials, forming a composite system capable of enduring exposure to service loads, exterior and interior (inside the structure) environments and time.
In some ways worst of all, after enduring exposure lasting months if not years, people often find it difficult and sometimes impossible to stop taking antidepressant drugs.
In 2000, a team from the same laboratory demonstrated how the first exposure to nicotine can create an enduring memory trace, which instills the desire to repeat the experience and amplifies the pleasing effects of subsequent nicotine exposure.
He's also internet-famous for his role as "Dinosaur Supervisor" in Jurassic Park, and though his involvement in Spielberg's 1994 dino flick spawned an enduring meme, it also marked Tippett's first exposure to realistic CGI.
Since adult stature is largely determined in the first few years of life, we conclude that exposures during this critical period have an enduring impact on labor market productivity.
Similarly, extended exposure to attack is essential to the development of an enduring (opioid-typical) analgesia [16].
We chose a follow-up period of six weeks to ensure that an adequate amount of time elapsed from exposure to the intervention and to assess whether the video had an enduring effect.
Most of the coverage reveals an enduring and pervasive pattern after disasters, in which forgetfulness and political imperatives cut against commonsense actions that could reduce exposure to such hazards in the future.
It suggests a performer's interest in obtaining wider, more enduring exposure within the classical music field as well as reaching those not able to attend the Theatre du Chatelet in Paris or the London Proms.
