It does not have a possibly jeopardized nuclear weapons cache; it is not a majority Muslim nation addled by a lingering Bush-era war nor is it the stage for a celebrity scandal of any sort.
Investments in health, child survival, education, water supply, and sanitation are all jeopardized if there is a lack of emphasis on handwashing with soap.
Investments in health, child survival, education, water supply, and sanitation are all jeopardized if there is a lack of emphasis on hand-washing with soap.
Earlier this year, approximately 1,300 retired players filed a lawsuit against the NFL, alleging that teams and their medical staffs were illegally pushing painkillers in a way that jeopardized players' long-term health.
Moreover, this core is surrounded by an area of jeopardized tissue called the peri-infarct region that may be salvaged by reperfusion efforts [ 69].
During the decades after unification, much of Florence's past was seriously jeopardized as a huge debate surrounded the renewal of the city.
Some programs provide intervention services if a person's tenancy becomes jeopardized (which often occurs with the mentally ill), coaching in maintaining relationships with neighbors and landlords and in shopping for healthy food, and crisis intervention services.
The jeopardized grants include an M.D.-Ph.D. training program for 88 students funded partly by NIH that the agency "has held... in abeyance and has indicated that it will not renew" because some faculty members involved have hESC grants, Kreigstein states.
Opening the microcirculation using a vasodilator is an alternative approach for treatment of the jeopardized microcirculation in patients with sepsis or septic shock.
"It was usually not lack of ability," Kaplan writes, "but poor study habits, inadequate instruction or a combination of the two that jeopardized students' performance".
