The leftwing social critic Christopher Lasch published The Culture of Narcissism as a consequence of post-war consumer capitalism as long ago as 1979.
Cr loss in the failing heart is attributed in part to down-regulation of the cardiac creatine transporter [90], as a consequence of post-translational modification [91].
As a consequence of post-war housing policy, right throughout London's population of 8 million, there is the interspersion of people with cash and no time, and people with time who need cash.
All of these four cases had delusions as a consequence of post-traumatic brain injury without having a prior psychiatric illness.
Lck and LAT are targeted with other signalling molecules, including members of the Src PTK family, heterotrimeric G proteins and Ras, to glycolipidenriched microdomains as a consequence of post-translational palmitoylation [ 34].
Transcription of srfN and pagK1/pagK2/ pagJ was not affected by the lack of SPI-2 T3SS, indicating that the increases in SrfN and PagK homologues observed occurred as a consequence of post-transcriptional regulation.
The secoiridoid compound p-HPEA-EDA, also called oleocanthal, was identified in the extra-virgin olive oil but has never been observed in the fruits, probably as a consequence of post-harvest enzymatic activity [ 2].
Often, land reform is a consequence of post-colonial or post-communist economic and social needs.
For the moment, two ground-breaking elements are emerging as a consequences of post-ownership economy: i) the industry shifting from selling to service and ii) the integration of transport regimes and markets.
As a consequence of recent post election violence, trainees expressed concern about accepting rural posts where ethnic tensions may affect their personal security, highlighting that for rural recruitment strategies to be attractive to nurses, their basic safety needs must be assured [ 24].
The structural properties of the CNOs were changed as a consequence of the post-modification during low-temperature annealing.
