The main negative consequences of these problems may be summarized as: (i) exacerbating the geometrical growth of the routing tables, and (ii) affecting other network features, such as traffic engineering and mobility, in terms of resilience and disruption tolerant communications.
From a clinical perspective, one of the main negative consequences of biofilm formation is the high levels of antifungal drug resistance against most clinically used antifungal agents exhibited by C. albicans cells within biofilms [37].
In the present study, apart from experiences of devaluation, the main negative consequences were fear of the diagnosis becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy, through loss of self-confidence, courage, and motivation, and fear of discrimination.
Although it is possible that changes in specific DNA sequences (i.e. centromeres or telomeres) can have directly negative consequences [ 260], the main responsible for the malignant phenotype has been proven to be the gene dosage hypothesis: alterations of gene copies change the expression levels of the involved gene [ 261].
Psychoeducation, normalizing, evaluation of negative automatic thoughts and dysfunctional schematic beliefs, and focusing on the negative consequences of safety behavior were the main treatment targets in attempting to improve the patients' symptoms and functioning.
If domestic economic considerations dominate over public health goals, RDF may become the main and secured clients of local manufacturers, with potential negative consequences on medicines prices and quality.
Consequently, an in-depth understanding of road user behaviour is needed to identify the main causes of, and the most promising approaches to mitigate the negative consequences.
Barriers were synthesised into three main themes: (1) limited understanding about obesity care, (2) concern about negative consequences, and (3) having time and resources to raise a sensitive topic.
The main argument is that, in spite of its benefits, EBM could have also had important negative consequences for healthcare delivery, policy and financing.
The main question of this paper is: How can Shanghai continue its economic growth, while controlling the negative consequences of its energy use and production in a responsible way?
The main symptoms are loss of control, failed attempts to stop the unwanted sexual behavior, and a pattern of negative consequences such as anxiety, depression, legal troubles, sexually transmitted diseases, and relationship problems.
