Conversely, impacts were minimised and recovery aided by the temperate environment and management response in Villa la Angostura and Bariloche.
The theoretical framework underpinning the study is the Social Ecological Model (SEM, ref. 39) which recognises that individuals' behaviour is affected by, and conversely impacts on, multiple levels of influence (intrapersonal, interpersonal, institutional, community and policy).
Cellular levels of activated Akt and Erk conversely impact canonical Hh signaling (Riobo et al., 2006a; Riobó et al., 2006b).
Conversely, impact on immunization rates was less clear, but at a minimum there was no decrease in doses administered.
Since most nodes in cerebellar WM have no adaptor protein AnkG [ 36], the clustering of Nav channels at these nodes is eliminated and thereby nodal excitability is altered, which may conversely impact the astrocytic endfeet around the nodes.
Conversely, impacted molars that partially appeared in the oral cavity were found to be responsible for a number of problems including severe pain from pulpitis due to caries or pericoronitis.
Conversely, employment impacts have generally been smaller for interventions with a broader focus or where the supports did not substantially differ from existing services.
Conversely, the impacts on the low-income rates and inequality suggest that some households may be worse-off under Scenario 3. Nonetheless, the low-income gap declines among all family types except for couples with Children.
It is important to consider the impact of the cancer on the pregnancy and, conversely, the impact of the pregnancy on the cancer.
The limited evidence regarding the impact of comorbid anxiety disorders on psychosocial treatments and, conversely, the impact of psychosocial treatments on comorbid anxiety disorders led Provencher et al. (2012; 2011a, b) to call for a renewal of research efforts examining the reciprocal relationship between comorbid anxiety and BD treatments.
Conversely, medium-impact papers (50th percentile or 75th percentile, respectively, see the orange or blue line) cite medium-impact papers to a larger extent than high-impact papers (the 99th percentile, the black line).
