Although a cell autonomous migration defect of Nde1−/−Lis1+/− neurons remains possible, over produced PP neurons may pose a physical barrier to the incoming cortical plate neurons during PP splitting as well as cortical plate formation.
Therefore, disability due to severe headache pain and frequency of pain may lead to physical weakness, which may pose a hurdle to normal physical activities at home and at the workplace.
All these circumstances may pose a risk for health, physical and psychological and make the process of adaptation and integration in the new society complex [ 6].
Because the traumatic experiences of North Korean defectors may pose a threat to their physical and mental health, their general health status is poorer than that of the general population in South Korea [ 7, 21].
The biological characteristics of CTCs and the physical environment where they reside may pose certain challenges and problems when targeted by nanomedicine (Table 1).
We appreciate that tangible resources are often required in order to translate attitudes into actions and that for some disadvantaged families, enabling various forms of physical activity for their child may pose a real challenge.
In addition, there are numerous risks and hazards within the physical environment, especially in rural areas, which may pose serious risks to health.
Adapting the environment for a person with physical needs consists first and foremost to assess areas that may pose a problem of accessibility.
The reduction of physical activity levels and exercise capacity in COPD patients [ 3- 5] may pose a risk to patients' cerebrovascular health.
Although diabetes can be prevented through physical activity, healthy eating, and weight loss (25), the environment in which one lives may pose barriers to achieving these measures that are difficult to overcome.
