That often reflects the consequence of barriers they've erected, blocking transparency about their emotions, thoughts, needs or experiences.
This may be a consequence of barriers to consistent medical treatment or due to physicians' impressions that heavy drinkers are unable to competently use ART.
Across a landscape, geographic isolation may arise as a consequence of barriers to movement from mountain building, glacial events, continental drift or a combination of factors [ 9].
Integrated circuits will continue to see dimensional shrinking and, as a consequence, the barrier layers needed to stop the diffusion of the metal interconnects into the dielectrics will also need to shrink.
The factors were interpreted as; personal consequences, structural barriers, social and economic security, and confidentiality.
Women usually decide to have fewer children for several reasons, because of pregnancy and its consequences, socioeconomic barriers and health based on the age of pregnancy [ 29].
The drastic decrease in apoM plasma concentrations caused by the severe acute-phase response of sepsis presumably results in decreased S1P concentrations and, as a consequence, decreased barrier function.
Correlatively with direct cytotoxicity, the consequences on barrier integrity (TEER and passage of drugs) were also assessed.
Disturbed antimicrobial function in the gut can provoke devastating consequences on barrier effectiveness and likely promotes a shift in the microbial community.
Our previous study showed that astrocytes and pericytes differentially modulate BBB permeability at varying severities of hypoxic insults [ 6], implying that insult severity likely triggers individual cell-specific responses with subsequent consequences on barrier modulation.
