"Spivs and speculators are of no consequence" to the long-term future of Royal Mail.
The experience of anger may have consequences for the long-term health of the individual.
A federation spokesman, Denis McClean, said the headquarters was "concerned with the consequences of this over the long term -- you can't run forever on 75percentt of your budget".
Few studies examined the costs and consequences of PBF in the long term.
However, the consequences of hyperkyphosis in the long term may be severe, even without vertebral fractures.
And, if current trends continue, "the consequences for the long-term dynamics of the wealth distribution are potentially terrifying".
If the latter, it may help understand the reduced excitability as a consequence of the long-term pain, which may be interfering in the recovery of individuals with PFP in a long-term basis.
Dyson speculated that such structures would be the logical consequence of the long-term survival and escalating energy needs of a technological civilization, and proposed that searching for evidence of the existence of such structures might lead to the detection of advanced intelligent extraterrestrial life.
In our case, cortical hypometabolism might be the consequence of the long-term process which became apparent on FDG-PET 21 months after onset of the disease.
Although only a minority of mutations were fixed in the antrum-derived population at T0, a certain level of allelic variability, compared with the corpus-derived reference genome, was present and most likely arose as consequence of the long-term colonization of the patient.
Genes coding for ribosomal proteins were only moderately down-regulated as a consequence of the long-term depletion of Pkh, as shown in Fig. 4c, and their RNA levels were not affected when SDP8 cells were treated with doxycycline for 8 h.
