In addition to this result, Grice's view of psychological explanation also yield consequences both for ontology and for ethics.
These findings held true for both mental disorders (Experiments 1 and 2) and everyday behaviors (Experiments 4 and 5), and yielded downstream consequences for the perceived efficacy of disorder treatments (Experiment 3).
Interest in the collective dynamics of neural populations is rapidly increasing, as new recording technologies yield views into neural activity on larger and larger scales, and new statistical analyses yield potential consequences for the neural code [4, 5, 9, 20, 28, 34].
Brexit has revealed the unpreparedness of politicians, and these deficiencies yield great consequences for ordinary people who suffer when a bureaucracy turns brutal.
Character improvement is intrinsically valuable and also yields good consequences for society as a side effect.
The detrimental effects of chondrodysplasia-causing mutations on the TGFβ1 signaling pathway could therefore yield pathological consequences for cartilage development and degeneration and potentially contribute to PSACH and MED disease mechanisms.
Overexpression or inhibition of these proteases in model systems has yielded the expected consequences for Aβ levels and toxicity, for example, the overexpression of neprilysin was found to suppress the rough eye and reduced longevity phenotypes in Aβ-expressing Drosophila [15].
Division of colorectal cancers (CRCs) into molecular subsets yields important consequences for prognosis and therapeutic response.
There is no consensus on how to translate these lines, and different translations yield very different consequences for interpretation.
We know that every scenario for transforming the sector will yield unpleasant or unintended consequences for some stakeholders.
Inactive portals yielded no consequence.
