Although the muscular and the skeletal systems are structurally interdependent, in women with low BMD, muscle conditions change, thus altering posture, and the center of gravity dislocates and hinders balance [ 9, 10], which could lead to increased risk for falls.
But power also increases interdependent self-construal for women whereas it decreases that for men.
The analysis identified several complex, interdependent factors that impeded the women from following the advice they were given on HIV and infant feeding.
We declare all women to be mutually interdependent - banding together to support one another, sharing our experience, strength, and hope - that all may enjoy life, love, and the pursuit of laughter.
3 The rights of women and children are interdependent and universal access to both healthcare and education are prerequisites for ensuring further falls in child mortality and morbidity.
Because these variables, in reality, form an interdependent web of causation and because interdependence is different for women and men, associations between outcomes and single social characteristics will often be misleading.
The theme of girls as interdependent or parasitic opposites is older than Little Women, the book that so impresses them as children, and goes beyond Margaret Atwood's Cat's Eye and Doris Lessing's The Golden Notebook.
In that (to the first movement of Part's "Tabula Rasa," superbly scored for two violins and prepared piano), men and women display separate energies without being permanently interdependent.
If tasks are interdependent, men show a stronger self-serving bias than women because they have a stronger desire for success (Campbell & Sedikides, 1999).
Their qualitative research with women at high risk for developing breast cancer revealed three interdependent phases that included living the cancer experience, developing a risk perspective, and putting risk in its place.
