Kati Marton, in "Hidden Power: Presidential Marriages That Shaped Our History," argues that, in a time when the Presidency entails significant physical isolation, the role of the First Spouse the first person the President speaks to in the morning and the last at night is crucial.
On the other hand, mothers of preterm infants tended to report more health related difficulties, more depression, higher social isolation and role restriction, and less support from their spouses, than reported by fathers.
We utilise the five scales from the PSI labelled Competence, Isolation, Attachment, Role Restriction, and Spouse.
Examples of stressors in this factor were "Lack of support from senior staff"; "Feelings of isolation"; and "Role ambiguity".
This implies that, in isolation, the role of hypercholesterolemia in the incidence of cardiovascular events is neither essential (cardiovascular events occur in the absence of hypercholesterolemia) nor sufficient (most patients with high cholesterol do not have cardiovascular events) [ 4].
The authors identified four themes from the meta-ethnography: isolation: the role of peer support; seeking validation through peer support; the importance of social norms of motherhood, and finding affirmation/a way forward; and the impact of peer support.
We note that ER β activity is generally considered antagonistic to that of ER α when both receptors occur together in a cell, but, in isolation, the role of ER β forms is not well-documented.
In this paper, we will summarize the studies on ovarian CSCs, including the isolation, their roles in chemoresistance, and the therapeutic approaches.
Role isolation is the feeling that certain roles are psychologically nearer to a person than others.
Role Isolation: feelings of being isolated from channels of information and not being part of what is happening.
