Motivated, academic individuals working at the universities must be the initiating partners by educating and recruiting people with relevant competences for participating in the platforms.
Reviews of hundreds of existing studies, such as one conducted by University of Central Lancashire psychologist John Archer in a 2000 article in Psychological Bulletin, have found that at least in Western countries, women are as likely to initiate partner violence as men.
In the past few years, several performers have attempted to return to work after contracting the virus off-set, and we've shut down production, initiated partner contacts and worked with doctors and public health officials to trace the genealogy of the virus (i.e., where it was contracted).
[I]f you can establish they're negative for chlamydia and gonorrhoea, then there's much less pressure to initiate partner treatment…so it would avoid some unnecessarily damaging conversations and so on.
(Participant #6) [I]f you can establish they're negative for chlamydia and gonorrhoea, then there's much less pressure to initiate partner treatment…so it would avoid some unnecessarily damaging conversations and so on.
Schulhofer and Murphy initially proposed that the model law establish an "affirmative consent" standard: if the non-initiating partner did not actually say yes, then the initiator could be charged with assault.
Women should be educated to adopt this strategy in initiating inter-partner dialogue on reproductive health and contraceptive use.
13 28–31 Although most invitations were initiated by INAs, when the woman partner initiated contact with the INA, the CVCT uptake increased.
The stressosome is a bacterial signalling complex that responds to environmental changes by initiating a protein partner switching cascade, which leads to the release of the alternative sigma factor, σB.
"When your partner initiated sexual activity over the past eight weeks, did you show avoidance behavior?" "Yes".
Written by the actor Nichola McAuliffe, who also appears as herself, it tells the story of the campaign initiated by her partner, the Mirror journalist Don Mackay, to seek the release of a young Leeds man, Mirza Tahir Hussain, who spent 18 years in a Pakistani jail after being unjustly convicted of murdering a taxi driver who tried to rape him.
