They demonstrated that, following alcohol consumption, the relatively automatic expectation of a positive outcome tends to persist, while the systematic effortful processing that is required to consider possible negative consequences declines, thereby increasing the probability that people will make risky choices.
As a consequence, a decline in LexA concentration occurs, and SOS regulated genes are induced [1].
As a consequence, progressive decline of H/M ratio in PD patients may suggest a progressive depletion of sympathetic axons in the cardiac tissue [ 142].
In consequence, the decline of neural function based on excess differentiation of neurons by AhR activation may play an important role in the developmental neurotoxicity of dioxins.
Frailty is commonly considered as the consequence of decline in molecular, cellular and physiological systems and describes the vulnerability of older people regarding health-related disability, dependency need for long-term care and death [ 3, 4].
9 Whilst not normally of apparent consequence, this decline becomes important under circumstances where the T cell pool is depleted, such as in HIV-AIDS or during lympho-ablative treatments such as bone marrow transplant or stem cell transplantation (SCT).
The second big, bad consequence is declining social mobility.
Growing debt among college students is largely a consequence of declining public support for higher education.
Jay Rosen, a blogger and professor of journalism at New York University, said that sites like the Politicker are partly a consequence of declining investments in newsgathering by local newspapers and television stations.
Your article about salary increases at law firms (Business Day, May 22) neglects one of the most disturbing potential consequences: a decline in the pro bono activities of firm lawyers.
