Economic growth, modernisation and globalisation may have also contributed to involvement in more sedentary lifestyles such as motorised lifestyle in Ghana, particularly, in the urban areas.
Parents similarly discussed resistance as contributing to involvement in child treatment; however, parents emphasized positive expectations of treatment outcome and feeling supported as factors related to their involvement (or lack thereof).
Given the evidence that activity indicators such as sport participation in adolescence may contribute to future involvement in PA [ 15], it is also necessary to examine how best to promote PA in this population, which is important to inform future PA interventions in younger people, particularly amongst the least active.
Women in the criminal justice (CJ) system experience complex and comorbid medical, psychiatric, and substance use disorders, which often contribute to CJ involvement.
The potential for relationships formed online to contribute to the involvement process of individuals has not been empirically studied and perhaps warrants further investigation, particularly given the large number of Internet and community members who apparently avail of this service.
These findings suggest that calsenilin degradation is primarily mediated by the UPP and that impairment in the UPP may contribute to the involvement of calsenilin in disease-associated neurodegeneration.
The inflammatory process includes development of fibrosis, which according to one autopsy study might contribute to cardiac involvement [ 11].
The different phenotypes observed in association with V198M further suggest that other, currently unknown, genetic and environmental factors contribute to its involvement in autoinflammatory disease.
It is intriguing to hypothesise that uterine manipulation (Riopel et al, 2005) or activity (Leunen et al, 2003) might contribute to nodal involvement in ESS otherwise limited to the uterus.
By this means we aimed to clarify to what extent an interaction with the NMDA receptor may contribute to the involvement of group I mGluRs in persistent synaptic plasticity.
