Dyscalculia, or mathematical learning disability, is thought to have a prevalence of 3 6% [ 6- 9], similar to that of dyslexia, but is extremely under-researched in comparison, despite the grave professional and societal consequences which it entails [ 10].
It is not the first, and certainly not the largest, platform to deal with challenges of bad behavior online and the consequences — sometimes quite tragic — it entails.
Our third objective is to illustrate how the low SES lifestyle, including the psychosocial stressors that it entails, will syngergize with the consequences of the 'old friends' mechanism to increase susceptibility to a broad range of inflammation-dependent health problems.
Finally, we discuss the implications of recent population growth on personalized genomics, on purifying selection in the non-equilibrium state it entails and, as a consequence, on the genetic architecture underlying complex disease and the performance of mapping methods in discovering rare variants that contribute to complex disease risk.
The First Necessarily Existent "creates" the world, because, having intellection of Itself, It comprehends, intends, wants and loves Its own intellection and the consequences that this entails (Ilāhiyyāt, VIII, 7, 363, 14 17; 366, 8 17; Commentaire Lambda: 15, 23 24).
It entails the following consequence: Holomorphic forms are closed, i.e., ( eta in H^0 (X, Omega ^p_X) Rightarrow d eta = 0).
Therefore, the following aspects of nanopharmacokinetics: what does the body to the NP rather than what does the NP to the body, and the consequences that this entails for the body and the NP are a key enabling-knowledge.
The systemic consequences its failure entailed, of course, were used as an excuse for the massive bailouts for the banks.
Its temperature will continue its implacable rise, with all the consequences that entails, unless we act to stop it".
It entailed the consequence: if a person different from all others opposes the political system, one needs to search for "psychopathological mechanisms" of his dissent.
