Some officials argued that the high unemployment rate might have structural causes: mismatches between the jobs that are available and the skills needed to perform them, an inability of workers to relocate because their mortgages are greater than the value of their homes, and the effects of extended unemployment benefits.
One explanation for this difference may lie in attributions of personal culpability that are more often made about people with substance-related problems compared to people with other mental disorders, especially when these mental disorders are viewed as having structural causes [ 25, 26].
As an imidazole derivative, etomidate has structural similarities to α2Β-agonists, causing peripheral vasoconstriction, which contributes to the stable hemodynamic profile of this agent.
This can cause problems, however – if, for example, a party (party A) enters a contract to have another party (party B) construct a building, and A later sells the building to C who finds that it has structural problems, C has no cause of action against B because he was not named in the original contract.
It has structural cohesion.
Brain tumor survivors differ from ADHD patients, as they have structural brain damage caused by the tumor, surgery, radiotherapy and/or chemotherapy.
This observation is not surprising since small hydrophobic residues in β-strands frequently have structural support roles that do not cause changes in function.
Up to this point, however, One Health research has also omitted addressing fundamental structural causes underlying collapsing health ecologies.
Katherine E. Finkelstein (NYT) MANHATTAN: SUBWAY STATION REPAIRS -- A $26 million renovation is scheduled to begin soon at the East 86th Street and Lexington Avenue subway station, where the lighting is poor and flooding has caused structural damage.
