Baker said: "Nomad Scotland has grown into a self sustained group that can now readily support its own activity.
Moreover, in the pathologic context of chronic immune complex-driven arthritis, where the inflammatory response is inappropriate and sustained, group V sPLA2 can counter-regulate disease activity via its capacity for promoting phagocytic removal of an inciting factor in disease.
And it's not just individuals who are affected in this way; the stories that sustain groups, societies, nations, and whole civilisations also collapse.
Our findings may not be generalisable to less deprived populations or countries with higher breastfeeding rates, where breast feeding is more socially acceptable and sustaining groups might be easier.
Group members must behave predictably in meeting financial obligations with their partner banks to sustain group lending.
The second research question concerned the role of how questions and tentativeness of explanation in sustaining group engagement towards high-level content co-regulation episodes.
Additionally, Volet et al. (2009a) identify those factors that sustain group engagement in high-level co-regulation and contribute to improve the quality of regulation, such as asking questions or giving explanations.
It seems clear that what Weber was trying to outline here is an archetypical form of social organization that can empower individual moral agency by sustaining group disciplinary dynamism, a kind of pluralistically organized social life we would now call a "civil society" [Kim 2007, 57 94].
Such potent social effects could offer strong underlying support to launch and sustain group specific traditions in the wild.
Radiographic joint damage as assessed by SHS increased significantly from years 1 to 8 in all remission groups, least in the sustained remission groups and most in the groups with no remissions at all (figure 1A F).
The classes are already sustained as groups.
