Yet, despite recent work implicating a lack of mindfulness in the maintenance of NSSI [ 24], no prior research has explored the ability of MBCT to impact the frequency and medical severity of NSSI.
Notably, when considered alongside our results regarding coping style, which implicated a lack of problem-solving skills rather than use of avoidant coping strategies, the current findings suggest that an adolescent's perception of their ability to cope with or generate solutions to problems (i.e., self-efficacy related to coping) may play a more salient role in protecting against suicidality.
These results implicate a possible lack of effect of neurofeedback when one accounts for non-specific effects.
Interestingly, the fra-2 homozygous null mouse dies within 1 week of birth and is runted, thus implicating a possible lack of postnatal muscle growth based on the fact that skeletal muscle constitutes the heaviest contributor to body mass.
For these reasons, we do not implicate reasoning (or a lack of it) as an explanation for our crows' behaviour, but our analyses do provide clues about the cognitive processes involved in sequential tool use.
Van der Sloot was released without charge on December 7, 2007, due to lack of evidence implicating him as well as a lack of evidence that Holloway died as the result of a violent crime.
Although disruptions in SHH signaling had been implicated in this mutant, there was a lack of understanding of the cellular and molecular mechanism for this phenotype.
Similarly, we also found a decrease in Mmp13 mRNA expression following pASARM treatment which has been implicated in angiogenesis despite there being a lack of impairment of vascularization in the Mmp13 knockout mouse [40,41,68].
Obviously, this open state model is not very sophisticated for lacking of direct experimental evidence, but it implicates a reasonable picture of the flexible clamp-like enzyme.
A rash of new research has focused on self-control as well as callousness and a lack of empathy, traits regularly implicated in the decision to commit a crime.
