Continued PE ultimately leads to greater problems with partners and often disrupts partner relationships.
However, it is not clear how far daily physical loading causes LBP or whether having an existing pain leads to greater problems in physically demanding jobs.
Importantly, the implantation of our electrospun DP tube did not lead to a decrease in failure strength nor in other biomechanical parameters such failure stress, tensile modulus, or stiffness standing in contrast to other studies using, for example, cortisone as antiadhesive that leads to great problems caused by decreased biomechanical properties after implantation [ 41].
The findings on emotional IPV are important, since there is evidence that emotional IPV may lead to greater health problems than physical IPV, whereas most research and clinical enquiry is focused on the latter.
Although the evaluated anxious/depressed scale of the YSR predicts a DSM-IV disorder only moderately, preventive activities seem to be worthy since ongoing stress and thus chronic elevation of cortisol [ 3] by thoughts of loss, bereavement and unpredictability of parental health may lead to greater emotional problems.
Even if the government manages to rein in Mr. Polo — and that is far from assured — local human rights advocates remain leery of Mr. Uduaghan's approach, calling it a Band-Aid that will lead only to greater problems.
More creative play experiences combined with the engineering demonstration to lead to greater family problem solving success.
We would hope this more detailed questioning would lead to greater detection of problems, a higher level of input to attempt to resolve these problems and ultimately would translate to an improved quality of life among participants in this type of follow-up process.
By focusing on supporting cognition, our systems do not necessarily make solving problems easier or faster, but they create new ways for people to think about the problems they solve, which may lead to greater transferability of problem-solving skills across situations.
England et al. [ 17] recommends that concrete goal strategies may lead to greater resolution of interpersonal problems in stressful situations.
UC Santa Barbara researcher Jonathan Schooler has also found that daydreaming may lead to greater creativity and enhanced problem solving.
