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Now, earnings in a lot of these other sectors may rise, which could reinforce the view that technology is no longer a growth sector.

The Democrats are expected to form a coalition with the Socialists and the conservative People's New Party — smaller parties that are decidedly against market reform — which could reinforce this tendency toward government-led solutions to the economic crisis.

Risk assessments factor into every stage of the criminal justice system, which could reinforce racial disparities by setting higher bail amounts or harsher sentences for black defendants.

Trump, on the other hand, tried recently to take over the high polling issue with a faulty proposal that not only provides no new funding to run the program, but is limited to only new birth mothers, which could reinforce the wage gap since dads are caregivers too.

Researchers are commonly advised to place homogenous participants in the same focus group, which could reinforce such tendencies [ 36].

The identification of blood-based markers which could reinforce the diagnostic value of anti-TG2, and perhaps indicate the level of histologic damage and mucosal recovery on GFD, would further simplify CD diagnostics.

These negative thoughts could lead to symptoms of depression, which then could reinforce more negative automatic thoughts [ 10].

There may also be a feedback mechanism in which Shroom3 could reinforce Dvl localization or junctional architecture.

Finally, interventions should emphasize that despite being addicted to cigarettes or finding it difficult to quit, it is always possible to change one's identity and become a nonsmoker, which could eventually reinforce sustained behavior change.

In addition, overexpression of anti-apoptotic molecules such as FLIP [ 7] or self-sustained NF-kB activation [ 18] have been described in RA, which could further reinforce resistance to apoptosis.

"Despite the lack of clarity regarding the extent of war-related sexual violence, there is some evidence that it is a significant domestic problem which could be reinforced by cultural attitudes and entrenched by a lack of justice for those affected and for perpetrators".