As a consequence, realists have traditionally supposed that states will and should orient their dealings with foreigners in whatever fashion maximally suits their national interests.
Thus, a fragmentation step is applied and as a consequence the reading direction, traditionally indicated by poly-A tail primers, is lost.
Neglect dyslexia, a reading impairment acquired as a consequence of brain injury, is traditionally interpreted as a disturbance of selective attention.
As a consequence, most consumer goods companies have traditionally paid them little heed.
Perhaps as a consequence of working in logistics, a traditionally blue-collar trade, I never felt the need to modify my accent.
While this was traditionally thought as a consequence of the brain shutting down to external inputs, it is now acknowledged that incoming stimuli can still be processed, at least to some extent, during sleep [ 2].
1. Though multistage axial turbines are being widely used since many decades for water steam expansion or in gas turbines, their use in ORCs has traditionally found limitations as a consequence of the choice of designing turbines with cantilever arrangements.
Stable coronary artery disease is among the major public health issues of Western societies and has traditionally been perceived as a consequence of the increasing narrowing of the coronary due to accumulation of atherosclerosis that can be diagnosed by coronary angiography and treated by percutaneous or surgical coronary revascularisation [32].
While insulin resistance traditionally has been examined as a consequence of increased adiposity, there is evidence that insulin resistance at an early age in turn may increase adiposity in adolescents and early adulthood (5).
While a decrease in insulin sensitivity traditionally has been looked at as a consequence of increased body adiposity, the present study shows that insulin resistance in turn might also be a cause of increased body adiposity.
