These findings are in line with existing ideas of cumulative disadvantages over the life course, where early disadvantage leads to an accumulation of subsequent disadvantages (Dannefer, 2003; Ferraro & Shippee, 2009).
The penalty would drop the Blackhawks into a two-player hole, but they were able to kill of the subsequent two-man disadvantage, bringing the crowd to their feet as the second period came to a close, still knotting tightly at a goal apiece.
The denitrifiers could be fed with organic and inorganic substrates which have different performances and subsequent advantages or disadvantages.
Trial participants were told who would have access to their responses and that refusal to participate was without disadvantage for subsequent care or place in the parent trial.
The affected patients stated that they endure these situations because they cannot defend themselves and/or fear disadvantages in subsequent care if they complain.
A slight disadvantage is that subsequent stages of Arc 1950 are still under construction, making it a little harsh on the eye, but I found that easy to overlook.
Unemployment can result in persistent disadvantage, including through subsequent unstable employment, 27 29 so that when experienced at an earlier age, it can cause harm across an entire adult life.
The relative advantages, disadvantages and, hence, subsequent reliability of these metrics for parasites with complex life-cycles are discussed, both for the specific epidemiological and ecological scenario under study here and for their future application to other areas and schistosome species.
It has the disadvantage of diagnostic and subsequent therapeutic delay.
The measures were chosen because of their association with negative early years' experiences and with subsequent risk of poor health and disadvantage in adulthood, as discussed above.
This is a disadvantage that applies also to subsequent maintenance and repairs.
