It is an outcome of systems of gender oppression that women are expected to assume servile roles, and hence may come to endorse, prefer or willingly adopt them.
Bolton and Hill (2004, 252) note that many mental illnesses seem to be the outcome of systems in a poorly regulated state that is stable, albeit suboptimal.
Medicine recognizes illnesses like hypertension and Cushing's disease that are the outcome of systems in a poorly regulated state that is stable, albeit suboptimal.
In this work we bridge a gap between systems biology and clinical biology by investigating the association between miRNAs that have high influence on the system with the outcome of the system.
Specifically, these reviews evaluated the existing literature on outcomes of system-related and cognitive interventions.
Despite advances driven by functional genomics, there is a need to propose new prognostic methodologies that exploit the outcomes of systems biology in cardiovascular research.
Depending upon a system's temporal location within a dominant larger cycle, the outcome of a system's reactivity may vary dramatically.
Complex systems are ones in which changes, even small ones, can have disproportionate effects on the outcome of a system.
5.A and B. Thus, the total dose administered to the system alone does not determine its response, but, rather the energy of the incoming photon influences the biological outcome of the system.
Nonetheless, neither perfection nor efficiency were the "desired outcome" of this system.
The devaluation of women's work, and of work done in sustainable economies, is the natural outcome of a system constructed by capitalist patriarchy.
