The double-edged sword
HR differentiation : a double edged sword?
... a double-edged sword, and fairness is likely to be an important mechanism in understanding why employees who are excluded from certain HR practices are likely to react negatively, for example with ...
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A double-edged sword. Case report
... a double- edged sword or is sometimes compared to the mythological Janus head with two faces, because of the combination of a seemingly paradoxical insufficient and exaggerated immune ...
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ARA55 in Cancers: A Double-Edged Sword
... Summary ARA55 as a multi-domain protein can bind to a variety of structural proteins and signal proteins, which means it is involved in the formation of FAs in extracellular matrix and bridges the upstream and downstream ...
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Immune Mechanism: A Double-Edged Sword
... “a double-edged sword” means that the immune mechanism (consisted of antibody mediated mechanism and T cell mediated mechanism), just like one edge playing the role of giving benefit (immunity) as it ...
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Is referral to a spine surgeon a double-edged sword?
... a double-edged sword? | Research P atient satisfaction with clinical encounters is related to the extent to which their concerns have been acknowledged and ...
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Brazil's Bolsa Familia: a double-edged sword?
... Anthony Hall ABSTRACT In common with most Latin American countries, as governments embrace safety nets to attack poverty, conditional cash transfer (CCT) programmes have become part of mainstream social policy in ...
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Working from home: A double edged sword
... 1 Working from home: a double edged sword Introduction Work and family could be said to be two of the most significant elements of human life (Toyin et al., 2016). Indeed, work/ family balance is ...
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Islamic Radicals in the UK - A Double-Edged Sword
... A Double-Edged Sword Security experts have contended for many years that the UK is a safe haven for radical Islamic terror networks, which exploit British freedoms to further their ...
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Cost Incentives for Doctors: A Double-Edged Sword
... 5. Discussion and conclusion Introducing cost incentives for doctors turns out to be a double edged sword: On the one hand, taking costs into consideration should avoid the prescription of too ...
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The ‘double-edged sword’ of a sessional academic career
... 9 Data analysis Data analysis was informed by an interpretivist ontology (Sandberg, 2005) to engage with the socially constructed and relational nature of participants’ perceptions and experiences of sessional work. It ...
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China's exchange rate policy: a double-edged sword
... a double-edged sword because it has contributed to significant growth in the past, but will likely hinder future economic development because future progress will likely depend on innovation and ...
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Reactive oxygen species a double-edged sword for mesothelioma
... Because of the double-edged sword property of ROS in determining cell fate, both pro- or anti-oxidant therapies have been proposed for cancer treatment. Based on either side, a number of drugs, ...
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Reactive oxygen species a double-edged sword for mesothelioma
... Because of the double-edged sword property of ROS in determining cell fate, both pro- or anti-oxidant therapies have been proposed for cancer treatment. Based on either side, a number of drugs, ...
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Algorithmic Risk Assessments and the Double-Edged Sword of Youth
... There are arguments to the contrary, however, and the issue remains unresolved. 26 In the meantime, courts not only must grapple with the fact that youth can be both a risk-aggravator and a blame-mitigator, but also with ...
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The double edged sword of purpose driven behavior in sustainable venturing
... THE DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD OF PURPOSE-DRIVEN BEHAVIOR IN SUSTAINABLE VENTURING Abstract This paper examines the relationship between purpose and purposeful organizing and how such arrangements influence ...
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Faith in Development: A Double-Edged Sword
... Even though faith was shelved and its development potentials largely refuted in the past, following the collapse of the welfare state in especially developing countries, [r] ...
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Myocardial reperfusion: a double edged sword?
... of irreversibly injured myocytes, cell swelling, the no-reflow phenomenon, hemorrhagic myocardial infarction, the calcium and oxygen paradox, the production of oxygen-derived free rad- i[r] ...
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Notch and cancer: a double-edged sword
... Although the causative role of activated Notch in human carcinogenesis has only been demonstrated explicitly for human NOTCH1 in several cases of T- ALL, Notch receptors and ligands are [r] ...
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Inflammation associated lymphangiogenesis: a double edged sword?
... Upon ini- tiation of inflammation, the lymphatic system is activated and both the extranodal lymphatic vessels at peripheral tissues and the intranodal lymphatic vessels display exuber[r] ...
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HDAC inhibitors and immunotherapy; a double edged sword?
... These studies suggest that pan- and Class I HDAC inhibitors reduce the viability and function of naive CD4 T cells, thus hampering the induction of anti-tumor T cell responses.. The i[r] ...
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