One line of evidence in support of a phenotypic consequence for MM is the effect of the over-expressed genes.
For AIDS-orphaned children, who are more likely than other-causes orphaned children to encounter double parental loss (or double loss of parental support), the consequence of orphaning may be graver.
During Karl Rove's recent tour in support of "Courage and Consequence," a handcuff-carrying activist tried to arrest him for war crimes — twice.
In further support of a functional consequence of NS1-mediated inhibition of IFN-inducible STAT phosphorylation, the effects of NS1 on IFN-inducible STAT2 activation were evident as reduced nuclear phospho-STAT2, described in Figure 1B.
Despite these arguments, there is lack of empirical evidence in support of the undesirable consequences of implementing provider referral approach in partner notification.
Another possibility for reversed causality could be that social isolation and a lack of social support are consequences of mental health problems.
van Abel explains the decision to end support as a consequence of Fairphone being unable to source spare parts for the handset after suppliers shifted their business and retired parts (itself a consequence of the fast pace of technological change in the device industry) — although his blog does not specifically discuss why Fairphone is also ending software support.
Despite the link, little attention is given to long-term preterm survivor support as a consequence of ART, or the value trade-offs that parents must make, such as weighing the benefits of delayed reproduction with increased risk for preterm birth.
Using data from 15 sub-Saharan African countries, we examined whether older Africans who may be lacking adequate support as a consequence of living alone or in skipped-generation households report more depressive symptoms compared to those living in households with at least one working-age adult.
Swofford et al. [ 8] conclude that "most scientists would prefer to use methods that are honest about how strongly a result is [i.e. ML] than to use a method that pretends that a result is strongly supported when the majority of that support is a consequence of bias [i.e. MP]".
Without respiratory support, consequences of poliomyelitis with respiratory involvement include suffocation or pneumonia from aspiration of secretions.
