A strong therapeutic relationship between the health professional and the mother is essential to the success of home visiting programs [ 11- 14] however the formation of this relationship through empathic engagement may also precipitate work-related stress [ 15].
Leary collaborated with others at Harvard to conduct and accomplish successful research, but the psychological complexity and turmoil precipitated by work with such powerful substances eventually led to Leary and his psychologist colleague Richard Alpert (later Ram Dass) getting kicked out of the University in 1963.
While high-level problematic glycopeptide resistance among enterococci was observed initially and continues to increase, the slow creep of vancomycin intermediate susceptibility and the fear of frank resistance among the staphylococci have precipitated increasing work leading to creation of new semisynthetic analogs.
This critique has precipitated new work (as exemplified by Vron Ware and Ruth Frankenberg) that explores the racism still embedded within a purportedly antiracist white liberal feminist politics.
Thus, fracture toughness was determined mainly by the volume fraction of precipitates working as fracture initiation sites and partly by the matrix property interrupting the crack propagation.
Still, the award nomination has precipitated much television work, Bishop's stock is most definitely up and a new TV vehicle beckons in the autumn.
Although her career was launched by Alfred Stieglitz, one of the most progressive and influential figures in the then male-dominated art community, his unconsciously sexist ideas about her work precipitated essentialist responses to it.
The change was precipitated by the work of Press For Change, a campaign organisation co-founded in 1992 by Stephen Whittle, a legal scholar and trans man.
The reduction of work precipitated a phased reduction of the class that began with the withdrawal of No. 31409 in November 1962.
The work was precipitated by the 22-under-par total Woods shot during his 2007 victory here in the BMW.
Rushdie as a literary performer suffers, I think, from being not just an author but a cause célèbre and a free-speech martyr, thanks to the fatwa issued by Ayatollah Khomeini in the wake of "The Satanic Verses" (1988), a playful work that precipitated riots in India and Pakistan, and gave American and English publishers and booksellers an early taste of heightened security.
