Moreover, they suggest that within the context of "at risk" adolescents, prior exposure to ethanol may, among other things, augment the consequences of ethanol related social interaction by increasing the propensity to engage such setting.
The advantages of augmenting the management of unforeseen consequences through an improved understanding of the issues that are of concern to patients, carers, and medical practitioners alike forms a key construct in this paper.
Additionally, loss of Notch1 γ-secretase activity in aged mouse brain may also augment the pathological consequences of increased Aβ42∶Aβ40 ratios and increased Aβ production by increasing neurodegeneration due to the loss of activated Notch1 mediated CRE-dependent gene expression.
It was also of interest to determine whether perinatal exposure to these chemical agents would augment the neuroinflammatory consequences following exposure to the bacterial endotoxin, lipopolysaccharide (LPS), later in adulthood.
As a consequence of augmenting the atomic parameters for IHBs, the calculated ΔG hyd values became in better agreement with experimental data.
Furthermore, in populations of patients in the late stages of HIV disease, augmenting the SF-36 with additional scales or instruments targeting the specific consequences of the disease and its treatment may be an effective approach.
This has the consequence of bringing the two particles a little bit closer and, therefore, of augmenting the strength of their Coulombic interaction.
According to Bonde et al., (2004), lameness leads to uncontrolled lying-down behaviour and, as a consequence, it may augment the risk of crushing piglets.
As a consequence, there is no (tilde {lambda } ne lambda ) that can augment the channel service.
25 Polypharmacy can also augment the risk for medication non-adherence, which in turn can lead to suboptimal therapeutic effectiveness and poor clinical consequences.
V.R. augments the therapeutic process.
