The results of the present study support the argument that, after becoming aware of a hazard's consequences, a feeling of responsibility for preventing said consequences is necessary to motivate an individual to act (Stern et al. 1999; Stern 2000; Slimak and Dietz 2006).
While many studies point towards the cross-talk between ERα and growth factor receptor signaling pathways as the key in the development of resistance [ 5, 6, 46, 47], the underlying mechanism is still not fully understood and, as a consequence, effective approaches for preventing and overcoming resistance are not yet available.
Others complained that the measure would deny good homes to some of the 3,600 children in foster care in the District and would also have additional unintended consequences, for instance preventing two nuns from adopting a child but allowing married alcoholics to do so.
The resource consequences of these two options for preventing postpartum haemorrhage were therefore very uncertain.
Several authors have suggested that proteasome could be a potential therapeutic target for preventing the consequences of sepsis [ 3, 13, 14].
By reinforcing traditional gender stereotypes of males as sexually 'obsessed' and females as responsible for resisting sexual advances and for preventing the consequences (i.e. pregnancy), such messages may act to reinforce harmful behaviours and attitudes amongst men and women.
Given that several authors suggest that the proteasome itself could be a potential therapeutic target for preventing sepsis consequences [ 3, 13, 14], a second goal was to assess the effects of epoxomicin administration on the UPP response to sepsis.
If substantiated, these findings may provide a strategy for preventing negative health consequences of ACEs.
Therefore, antiplasmodial treatment may not be sufficient for preventing cognitive CM consequences.
