Shivering is both an anticipated consequence and, potentially, a major adverse effect of therapeutic hypothermia.
In contrast, shivering, an anticipated consequence and potentially major adverse effect of TH, has been shown to be strongly associated with graded increases in systemic metabolism [ 16].
This was an anticipated consequence of the therapy because the CTL target antigen, the CD19 receptor, is expressed on all mature B cells and B cell precursors.
The resulting PCR fragment contained the amino acid residue sequence M AGSWLRDIWDWICEVLSDFKTWLKAKLMP T M, which incorporates a start Met, as well as two codon sequence changes (Ser1Ala and Gln31Thr, underlined) expected to behave as silent mutations with no anticipated consequence on the structural folding of the amphipathic helix domain contained from residues 5 25.
An inevitable anticipated consequence of this practice is a substantial difference in cold ischemia times between the two recipients which then could potentially impact on graft outcomes.
[As these constructs overlap considerably in their description and their operationalisation, this intervention is referred to from here on as targeting "anticipated consequences".
As with studies amongst TB populations elsewhere [ 13- 15], some patients in our sample had not undergone HIV testing because of fear of HIV testing as such or because of the anticipated consequences of testing HIV-positive, such as being stigmatised.
In this view, lies and deception may be ethically legitimate, and the question of error disclosure will depend on the anticipated consequences in a given case.
The forthcoming issue of Benchmarks will contain a detailed account of the recent financial history of the University and of the anticipated consequences of the current financial downturn.
All professionals named a lack of time as an anticipated barrier to implementation.
This is also known as operant conditioning and describes the well documented psychological process whereby the effect of antecedents, i.e. anticipated consequences, on behavior is altered as a function of real-life consequences [ 29].
