And it creates a self-reinforcing, self-perpetuating effect.
Seeing more and more aspects of our lives as games to win through maximization has a sort of self-perpetuating effect with perverse consequences, not the least of which is the impairment of what Diesing terms social rationality; the cherishing of unique relationships, personal connectedness, cooperative functioning, solidarity and sentiment.
We note that it may be difficult to determine whether a reclassification that has the effect of perpetuating control will be deemed to fall under the rubric of Williams (in which case business judgment review would apply with or without the application of MFW) or of NRG Yield (in which case entire fairness would apply unless MFW applied).
Recommending may therefore have a negative side-effect of perpetuating elements of corruption in the system of academic placements and promotions.
It is through these neuroendocrine pathways that a self-perpetuating fear memory can propagate the long-term effects of early life trauma.
Consequently, in addition to the healthcare costs estimated within this study, it is important to acknowledge the perpetuating cycle of increasing healthcare costs from an intergenerational effect of maternal obesity.
Recovery from previous disasters, like Hurricane Katrina, has had regressive effects, heightening the disparities between rich and poor and perpetuating systemic racism.
Moreover, due to increased surface expression of class II MHC molecules in inflammatory sites, SE-triggered pro-oxidative effects offer a plausible explanation for the self-perpetuating nature of the disease.
It could be postulated that a relative imbalance in GABA-glutamate function, altered redox balance and its associated effects on cellular resilience lead to a self-perpetuating morbid process that eventually compromises long-term treatment response and disease outcome.
This effect can synergize with the direct effects of fractures on mobility and morbidity to cause self-perpetuating inactivity, social isolation, and functional dependence, often culminating in institutionalization (US Department of Health and Human Services 2004).
