PDT-induced damages of the endoplasmic reticulum habitually result in the cell death by autophagy [164] (Fig. 3).
We habitually excuse our own bad behaviour as the result of special circumstances, while blaming others' misdemeanours on deep-down nastiness.
The observed tendency towards increased risk among individuals who habitually wash their hands 10 19 times/day might even be the result of false security, or even more speculatively, a perturbed protective skin microbiota [ 25, 26].
A third is that during the financial crisis employers, habitually short of skilled workers, hung on to their staff, reducing their hours rather than sacking them; the result was reduced output per worker.
The result will be a proliferation of new consumer-centric technologies reminiscent of the social media platforms employees use habitually in their daily lives.
The French and British governments, habitually the keenest on national sovereignty, have never been enthusiasts.
The results of the present study reveal several important differences between habitually LD and HD.
Overall, the results showed that depression is associated with a strategic attentional bias towards negative information and that this bias is stronger in individuals who habitually ruminate.
If you habitually overestimate the probability of positive results, you may find yourself engaging in overly risky business decisions thanks to your optimism bias.
"The guy who systematically and habitually violates the Constitution of the United States?" Rubio cried.
