We speculate that DNA replication lesions, such as those thought to stimulate crisis-associated mutagenesis at telomere proximal loci [26] may also contribute to spontaneous translocation formation in senescent cells.
In yeast, homologous recombination (HR) between allelic sequences near telomeres is stimulated during crisis [23], [28], which results in loss of heterozygosity that also contributes to tumor formation in humans [33].
For example, globalisation and the economic crisis stimulate outsourcing of production and movement of jobs, which has impacts on regional depopulation, commuting, urbanisation and segregation (higher building prices).
"There's nothing like a political crisis to stimulate a bit of change," Mr. Buckles said.
I suppose one could argue that we should have been doing this anyway, but we sometimes need a bit of a crisis to stimulate more radical thinking.
The Fed has enacted a wide and unprecedented range of measures to mitigate the credit crisis and stimulate the economy.
Developed economies suffered most from the crisis, so as they emerge from the crisis they should stimulate more growth across the global economy.
The way forward in Europe and the United States is the same: near-term efforts to ease crises and stimulate demand coupled with serious plans to improve national budgets as the economy recovers.
Cultural rigidity and traditional crisis management practices stimulate the need to reconsider the effectiveness of these practices and their ability to counteract crises.
During Gore's term the principal domestic issue occupying state politics was a banking crisis stimulated by the federal policy of embargoing trade with Great Britain and France, then embroiled in the Napoleonic Wars.
The uncertainty that inevitably arises in times of crises may therefore stimulate a bias against the very creativity that would be needed to solving the crisis.
