The sheer breadth of Unilever's lines insulates it to some degree from things like regional depressions; if people can't afford the expensive detergent, the same factory can turn out more of the cheap detergent.
As Engelbert Stockhammer of Kingston University points out, it would make more sense for German workers to be taken off their strictly rationed wages, than for Greece, Spain and Portugal to be consigned to their own regional great depression.
Studies by Park and colleagues [19] have demonstrated an association between regional SE depression and infarct size in patients with ischemic cardiomyopathy.
The north south trending valley of Iglesia is a regional tectonic depression limited to the west by the Cordillera Frontal Unit and to the east by Precordillera Occidental Mountain Units.
We synthesize past research on erosion and aggradation and add new data from water, soils, radiocarbon dating, and archaeology to study the quantity, timing, and causes of aggradation in regional landscape depressions.
Our results regarding higher rates of use of psychotropic medicines in Southern states is consistent with regional variation in depression diagnoses among adults reported in US epidemiological surveys [ 45].
Main Outcome Measures: Incidence of sleep disorder, spasticity, footdrop, shoulder pain, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), depression, and bladder dysfunction as defined by diagnosis by a physician during a 6-month follow-up.
During the Great Depression, a regional economic development program, the Tennessee Valley Authority TVAA), transformed one of America's poorest regions by means of massive energy development.
Interestingly, IL1 was associated here with increased regional gene synchrony in depression, suggesting a gain-of-function mechanism consistent with IL1 recruitment and role.
Requirements of recommended practice included in the regional clinical guidelines for depression and for suicide attempters released in 2002 and 2003 were used as indicators of compliance [ 14, 15].
