Our data suggest that the continuous recruitment of attentional resources does not undergo habituation when it is related to the brain activity required in the maintenance of working memory when the mental model of the stimulus environment is updated.
Further studies will reveal whether all this is reflected in the maintenance of working capacity.
Maintenance of work capacity and an adequate level of activity is essential to sustain everyday functioning and protect patients' livelihoods.
As work disability is also a major societal challenge, evidence about its preventable risk factors helps tackle the topical question of increasing labour market participation, and promotes maintenance of work ability.
Most hypotheses for the development and maintenance of work-related muscle pain propose that muscle-cell activity produces energy demands that are not met by circulation, thereby resulting in hypoxia, energy crisis, and accumulation of metabolites in the muscle [ 6].
Recent MEG and iEEG studies have implicated local MTL theta-gamma coupling in the maintenance of working memory (Axmacher et al., 2010; Fuentemilla et al., 2010; Poch et al., 2011) and contextual memory retrieval (Staudigl and Hanslmayr, 2013).
Therefore, no clear border exists between the prevention and rehabilitation, and health enhancing initiatives should be a naturally integrated part of the general improvement and maintenance of work environment aiming both at employees with health problems as well as healthy workers.
These regions have most consistently been implicated in executive-control processes, in general (Duncan & Owen, 2000; Miller & Cohen, 2001; Smith & Jonides, 1999), as well as in the manipulation (as opposed to the maintenance) of working memory contents, in particular (D'Esposito, Postle, Ballard, & Lease, 1999; D'Esposito, Postle, & Rypma, 2000).
Revegetation works dramatically decreased and attention was paid to the maintenance of existing works.
Furthermore, defective design and maintenance of irrigation works promote the spread of malarial mosquitoes, which certainly afflicted the prehistoric hydraulic communities of the lower Tigris-Euphrates valley.
