The strong impairments in self-perception and psychological well-being can be consequences of stigmatization and teasing experiences [ 9, 32, 33].
"They show trade offs for society and tell you that there might be consequences of choosing a particular pathway".
Cameron also made clear that there would be consequences of leaving the EU, which he described as a "one-way ticket, not a return".
The biological findings may be consequences of the causes and not "underpinnings" and may not be specific for schizophrenia and are not yet useful for diagnosis.
The next challenges for the Columbia Business School are likely to be consequences of moves the school made in the 1990's, when attention focused on globalization and, of course, technology, Dr. Feldberg said in an interview last week.
By observing subtle aspects of the muons' behavior that may be traceable to interactions with the unseen particles, the scientists can measure what may be consequences of their existence.
Some of them arise from practical problems of observation, others are deductions from theoretical and mathematical models, and others still seem to be consequences of the conceptual scaffolding of knowledge in general.
It said those messages "indicate that there was unreliable air speed indication" and that that situation was "consolidated" by messages indicating other failures that would be consequences of such a failure.
These are thought to be consequences of central sensitization within the trigemino-thalamic pathway.
In particular, both social ties and personal visits may be consequences of geography or one another.
We can consider both "test washback" and "test impact" to be "consequences of test use".
