What governments do and say can affect the course of an economic crisis.
While the metabolic deterioration in the course of an MH crisis induced by halothane seems to be a direct consequence of an interaction with the sarcoplasmic ryanodine receptor, the pathophysiological mode of action of succinylcholine has remained unknown.
However, it is also important to understand the dynamics of vulnerability, particularly through the course of a long-lived crisis.
Further, we must acknowledge the temporal component of vulnerability, therefore our analyses must go beyond a transitory view to an understanding of the dynamics of vulnerability, particularly how inherent socio-economic conditions drive vulnerability today, and how patterns of vulnerability shift during the course of a long-lived crisis.
Additionally, the present study was conducted in the course of a global economic crisis that might have specifically affected the mental health of the working population (27).
Over the course of a dozen financial crises in developed and developing countries going back to the Great Depression, the unemployment rate rose an average of 7 percentage points over 4.8 years, they found.
The biblical studies element of his theology course brought about a crisis of faith for him and resulted in the development of a new liberal/radical theological position influenced by Christian theologians such as Paul Tillich and Charles Hartshorne.
The entire island was submerged in darkness after Maria blew through its aging and dilapidated electrical infrastructure, which had been crippled over the course of a decades-long debt crisis that left the U.S. territory without the means to shore up the electrical grid.
In his words:Of course there is a crisis in social mobility.
