Older people who have less possibility to return to work may find the consequence of the associated economic adversity more challenging, 9 particularly during a period of economic contraction, despite the resources signalled by higher cognition and qualifications.
A federal appeals court ruled in 2000 that the program violated the inmates' constitutional right against compelled self-incrimination because, the court found, the consequences of refusing to participate were sufficiently onerous to amount to coercion.
A woman turned into a swan by an evil magician; a sylph who falls in love with a human and finds the consequence is death; a girl who dies of a broken heart but is transformed into a ghostly spirit.
We use the numerical model LIBEMOD to find the equilibrium consequences of the three direct effects of climate change on electricity markets.
Patients and their providers may also find the health consequences indicator germane, as it addresses some of the more common comorbidities associated with advanced CKD.
A very important point is to find the functional consequences of EWS and EWS/FLI1 homo- and hetero-dimerization on RNA transcription and splicing.
He said if Iraq did not allow U.N. inspectors into the country to check for weapons of mass destruction, it would "find out" the consequences.
To find out the consequences of never having any oxytocin at all, a team of neuroscientists--Jim Winslow, Jennifer Ferguson, and colleagues at Emory University in Atlanta--experimented with mice that lack the gene for oxytocin.
