Although living alone can be a liberating experience for mainstream populations [ 5] it is a considerably more problematic option for those with dementia, who experience progressive memory loss, disorientation, decreasing capacity for self-care and social isolation [ 1].
The main properties of hMESCs - the capacity for self-renewal, multilineage differentiation and noninvasive isolation procedures bring them to the cutting edge of regenerative medicine.
For instance, a patient's capacity for self-care can be limited by ongoing "cultural and linguistic isolation, fragmentation of the family, deformation of social relationships, chronic absence of adequate support systems, poverty, prejudice, and unemployment" [[ 98], p.32, [ 59], [ 63, 99- 103]] – all rooted in migration and post-migration experiences.
The structure of urban population has also changed, with longer life expectancy, a negative RNI (jeopardizing the resident population's capacity for self-renewal), a higher immigration rate from outside the EU, and a growing isolation due to unequal city planning.
And second, its capacity for self-criticism.
She had an incredible capacity for self-delusion".
"Our capacity for self-deception is huge," he said.
The crunch came about through our capacity for self-deception.
The Scot underestimated a startling capacity for self-improvement.
America has an almost miraculous capacity for self-renewal.
England's capacity for self-destruction should never be underestimated.
