And that led to a persistent weakness in the economy.
Second, many analysts now expect the policies of Junichiro Koizumi, Japan's new prime minister, to lead to a period of continued yen weakness, despite Japan's big current-account surplus with America.
Or perhaps continued economic weakness will lead to a broader backlash against liberalisation.
However, interlaminar stresses can arise and lead to a premature failure constituting their fundamental weakness.
Muscular dystrophies are inherited neuromuscular disorders that are characterized by progressive muscle wasting and weakness that lead to a wheelchair confinement and to a heart and/or respiratory failure in the most severe forms (Emery, 2002; Mercuri & Muntoni, 2013).
Lengthening of the quadriceps tendon and immobilisation of the knee in a flexed position produces further weakening of an already abnormal muscle, thereby giving a power advantage to the hamstrings and gastrocnemius that may lead to an extensor lag or weakness.
He thinks that despite many opinions to the contrary, the weakness will lead to an overproduction of most metals, especially steel.
Pathologic conditions associated with intrinsic and extrinsic obstruction of small airways, together with expiratory muscle weakness, will lead to an increased RV.
In adults, exposure can impair peripheral vision, trigger a "pins and needles" feeling in the hands and feet, and lead to muscle weakness and a lack of coordination.
Cancer cachexia is characterised by specific depletion of skeletal muscle mass, which leads to a general muscle weakness (asthenia) and reduced physical activity, terminating in impairment of respiratory muscle function and death of the patient through hypostatic pneumonia (Windsor and Hill, 1988).
