That experience will have subsequent and important consequences lasting into adulthood [ 8].
Stroke is the third most common cause of cardiovascular disease death in patients on dialysis therapy; however, characteristics of cerebrovascular disease, including clinical subtypes and subsequent consequences, have not been well described.
It isn't about feeling like I have it all - it is about owning my decisions and the subsequent consequences.
First, employment duration might be negatively related to previous benefit length because benefits allow lengthier unemployment spells, which might have negative consequences for subsequent employment duration due to human capital depreciation or negative signalling effects (see Rebollo-Sanz 2011 for recent evidence for Spain).
Faulty reprogramming at the blastocyst stage would have critical consequences for subsequent differentiation and tissue organization, resulting in large-scale embryo loss at around the implantation stage [1], [19].
In a sense, both these alternate modes still represent responses to chimeric vs. clonal interactions, but can have different consequences for subsequent development.
A high attrition rate can affect the academic reputation of a medical school and staff morale and may have financial consequences with subsequent impact on research and teaching.
Importantly, if interventions can improve the mental health status of Aboriginal children they are likely to have positive consequences for subsequent generations of adults, given that physical and mental wellbeing in childhood builds the foundation for health and development throughout the lifecourse [ 4, 34].
Having said that, we also know that some in government and political life will continue to calculate the odds of personal gain versus arrest and the subsequent consequences.
Students spend long hours in hagwon, private cram schools, trying to outdo their peers in crucial exams and tests that have lasting consequences for their subsequent careers.
