IA and psychiatric co-morbidity may co-occur as a dual diagnosis and engender significant impact on patients and existing treatment services.
Previous literature portrays diaspora tourists as homogeneous and suggests that home return travel engenders broadly similar impacts on the individual.
This City Profile challenges the prevailing role-model idea of Fuxin's revitalization, with a particular focus on the emerging negative impacts engendered by the top-down policy interventions.
The development of cost-effective, field-portable, and easy-to-use, yet advanced, scientific tools can help to engender all of these impacts.
Consequently, establishing SARs in GlcNAc and its derivatives will engender innumerable opportunities to impact some of the most challenging scientific problems of our time.
That's the kind of feeling that the brand engenders, and the impact it's had on gaming as a lifestyle and culture in general.
Accordingly, it focuses on the transitional processes engendered on the island and their impacts on Soqotra's pastoralists and their way of life.
And we aim to address those global health issues that have the most programmatic importance, global policy relevance, and potential impact, including those that may engender controversy in an engaging and sometimes provocative way.
The pictures he saw in the South Kensington Museum – now the V&A – made a deep impact and engendered a sense of emulation.
But it is likely that listening to soldiers accounts of fighting in Baghdad, and hearing some of the attitudes towards Muslims that combat is likely to have engendered, made its own impact on Hasan.
Consequently, discrepancies between these assemblies engender ambiguities when using reference sequence data, which significantly impacts almost any type of genomic study in cattle.
