In broad terms, trust is a relational notion or psychological state that influences individuals' willingness to act on the basis of the words, motives, intentions, actions and decisions of others under conditions of uncertainty, risk or vulnerability [ 27- 30].
Taken together, these findings provide genetic and functional evidence that an impaired capacity to synthesize GSH under conditions of oxidative stress is a vulnerability factor for schizophrenia.
The observed selective activation of Map1b in G93A-SOD1 spinal cord could be part of a compensative neuroprotective response that counters the intrinsic SOD1-mediated vulnerability under conditions of stress.
It focuses on several issues: the changing nature of international power during the past century; the evolution of Moscow's foreign relations; the domestic political and economic processes through which the Stalinist garrison state generated international power; and the system's vulnerabilities under conditions of incipient globalization.
We demonstrated that astrocytes under conditions of LPS stress released SVs, which enhanced the vulnerability of DA neurons to neurotoxin.
Thus, in both humans and mice, the strong influence of both extrinsic (autonomic) and intrinsic (local cardiac clock) timing signal to cardiac pacing is likely to increase the vulnerability of the cardiovascular system to dysfunction under conditions of circadian disruption.
: excluded three cases of unknown place of the sexual violence due to condition of vulnerability.
It is a universal condition, that of vulnerability.
This interactive matrix may account for the enhanced vulnerability of the brain under some conditions of neurotoxic chemical exposure.
The vulnerability under lightning conditions of stretches of the 1500 km long electrical transmission line Tucurui Oriximina Manaus over dense Amazon forest canopy and river crossings is evaluated using a leader progression model (LPM) called ModSalto.
