Chronic sleep deprivation may also set the stage for health problems that occur later in life.
PARIS — With the world's economies moving at two different speeds, fast-growing developing countries are luring money at a pace that, if left unchecked, could set the stage for future problems, the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said Friday.
In C.B.T., therapists recognize that although historical events may have set the stage for current problems, only through systematically challenging automatic irrational beliefs and learning and practicing new behavioral patterns does genuine change occur.
Because smoking leads to adverse intrauterine conditions that may affect development of the auditory perceptual abilities of the exposed infants, it could result in fundamental differences in perceptual skills that set the stage for reported problems in later language outcomes.
It is different from other forms of psychotherapy (e.g., traditional psychodynamic psychotherapies) in that the focus of treatment is on changing the maladaptive thought patterns, feelings, and behaviours that are believed to be maintaining a problem, rather than on helping a client to gain insight into early developmental factors that may have set the stage for the problem.
"You set the stage for cancer, heart problems, liver problems, even permanent brain deficits," Koob said.
She said it relied too heavily on revenue that is not sure to materialize from year to year -- $6.6 million in a one-time source of revenue -- and could set the stage for future budget problems.
Today's pest-management related GE traits have proven popular and commercially profitable for the biotech-seed industry, but over-reliance has set the stage for resistance-driven problems in both herbicide-resistant and Bt-transgenic crops.
This can set the stage for even greater problems later on.
Weakened enamel can set the stage for more serious dental problems.
