We also assess whether habitats with greater primary productivity promote escalation of defensive snail phenotypes.
A drug-orientated motivational system combined with insufficient executive resources (possibly compromised by drug use) promotes escalation of drug use.
These local geographic differences may result from among-habitat variation in how resource productivity interacts to promote escalation in prey defenses.
Indeed, research has demonstrated that a history of dependence not only promotes escalation of alcohol consumption, but prolonged alcohol exposure and withdrawal experience also result in enhanced responsiveness to stress.
The training, which promotes de-escalation and encourages police to slow down encounters, has been tested in Baltimore, Houston and Prince William County, Va., Wexler said.
Promoting automatic escalation and making sign-up easy, or even automatic (with the ability to opt out, of course), could greatly increase enrollment.
The cytokine TNFα is regarded to be at the apex of inflammatory responses, promoting angiogenesis, mobilization of neutrophils and escalation of inflammation [28], [29], including cancer associated inflammatory reactions [30].
MoveOn has been silent on the escalation in Afghanistan and has devoted substantial resources to promoting a federal budget that includes a $21 billion increase in military spending from the Bush-era.
Although a recent Cochrane review found insufficient evidence to recommend for or against antimicrobial de-escalation in adults with a diagnosis of sepsis [ 27], this strategy appears theoretically correct and capable of promoting therapeutic appropriateness.
Gates sided with General David Petraeus and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen in 2009 to promote a major (called "moderate") escalation of the Afghan War; yet he did so without rancor or posturing -- a style Obama trusted and in the company of which he did not mind losing.
