"Perpetrators have to experience consequences".
Let them experience consequences for being stubborn.
Whether individuals believe a decision will produce positive or negative outcomes depends on how the decision is framed and, crucially, on when they might experience the perceived consequences [ 39, 40].
As in most other places in the world (Nishikawa et al. 2008; Peto et al. 1999), Hong Kong might experience an epidemic of mesothelioma as a consequence of the uncontrolled use of asbestos in the past decades.
This could be a boost to Montgomery's career rather than cause him to fear being scooped by Jones, with all the subsequent consequences that young, untenured professors might experience.
It is not just through religious teachings or as a consequence of privilege that we might experience a relentless and focused awareness co-existing with and bearing fruit from grief.
Burnout is a physical response that an individual might experience when he or she fails to regulate stress effectively, and could have serious consequences on one's health [ 2].
15– 21 Suboptimal long-term adherence (ie, persistence) with osteoporosis therapies has adverse health consequences, and if persistence can be improved, many more postmenopausal women might experience reduced risks of fractures and other improved outcomes.
As a consequence of the inter-cell interference coordination (ICIC) efforts of Release 10, the downlink (DL) pilot signals might experience an enhancement in their resiliency against jamming.
Indeed, the population components might experience differential postsettlement selection, likely influenced by environmental factors, but still exhibit a relatively high level of gene flow as a consequence of larval dispersal or mixing on breeding sites, or both.
You might experience umbilical cord prolapse.
