As mentioned, not all interruptions are harmful, and the consequences of interruptions are myriad, ranging from trivial and innocuous (e.g., temporary distraction) to potentially lifesaving (e.g., responding promptly to a telemetry arrhythmia alarm).
2 4 The negative consequences of interruptions have been demonstrated in experimental studies in the psychology literature.
If this is how multiple waves of feather replacement develop in H. mystacea, stepwise replacement of the primaries and secondaries may be a consequence of interruptions of flight feather replacement caused by the demands of parental care or by poor environmental conditions for molting, rather than an adaptation to reduce the time in molt.
We investigate the consequences of DISC1 interruption in human neural cells using TALENs or CRISPR-Cas9 to target the DISC1 locus.
In spite of the massive bulk of the frontal callosal connections in man, ascertained consequences of their interruption are limited to disorders of motor control, with particular regard to bimanual coordination.
Objectives: To determine the frequency of interruptions to inpatient amputee rehabilitation, and to identify the causes, risk factors, and consequences of these interruptions.
The structural consequences of CAA interruptions on the hairpin formation are depicted in Figure 1.
Understanding the prevalence and consequences of treatment interruptions is highly relevant for conflict-affected and forcibly displaced groups given their previous displacement history and the potential for onwards travel including resettlement or repatriation after initiation of therapy.
Pevsner, in addition to complaining about some aspects of Scott's restoration, comments on the abrupt change from the Decorated to the Perpendicular style, no doubt the consequence of the interruption to building work caused by the Black Death.
As a consequence of the interruption of flow of testicular fluid, severe distension developed in the efferent ducts, rete testis and seminiferous tubules.
