Justice Benjamin Cardozo, in Ultramares Corp. v. Touche, 174 N.E. 441 (N.Y. 1931), expressed the danger of expanding the concept of duty in tort to include economic interests and consequent exposure of defendants "to a liability in an indeterminate amount for an indeterminate time to an indeterminate class.
It certainly could be that disease is triggered after perturbation of the enthesis and consequent exposure of entheseal-derived antigens to a genetically primed immune system.
These initiatives included the identification of root causes and risk drivers of landslides, particularly those related to land use, land development, and the consequent exposure of vulnerable communities to landslides as a result of population growth and lack of territorial management.
The onset of MN in a subset of patients could be due to IgG4 antibodies recognizing CAII with consequent exposure of mitochondrial neoantigen in the context of multifactorial pathogenesis of disease.
Another is intensive social media use on now ubiquitous smartphones, and consequent exposure to propaganda.
The complex diurnal meteorological variations of urban environments are likely to influence bioaerosol dispersal, and consequent exposure risk for sensitive receptors.
Tobacco is heated in order to reduce the formation of harmful and potentially harmful constituents (HPHC), and reduce the consequent exposure, compared with combustible cigarettes (CC).
Bead labelling-based sorting and manipulation of cells rely on binding of, usually spherical, particles to cells and consequent exposure to electromagnetic and acoustic forces.
Fasciotomy and inappropriate debridement were performed and led to major tissue loss with consequent exposure of the anterior tibial surface (Fig. 1a) because of persistent limb ischemia, even after multiple EVTs.
If this force did not materialise, Allemand was subsequently ordered to the Bay of Biscay to join up with Villeneuve on his route northwards and should this too fail then he was to conduct an extended commerce raiding operation in the Atlantic to take advantage of the concentration of British forces off Europe and the consequent exposure of British trade.
We show for the first time that glutamate toxicity causes splitting and retraction of paranodal myelin and consequent exposure of juxtaparanodal K+ channels.
