His condition has caused other athletes to consider the life-altering consequences of what happens when things go wrong in action sports.
The prevailing attitude of ignoring the mental health needs of the youngest children leaves them doubly vulnerable to life-altering consequences of terrorist acts, both physically and mentally.
But a wary voice in the back of your head reminds you of the risk and life-altering consequences of losing.
Despite the life-altering consequences of severe burns, Ann Acton, director of Phoenix Society of Burn Survivors, a national group, says, results are often better than burn victims and their families can imagine.
But many still say that they face overwhelming pressures to stay silent, ranging from the spectre of career damage to fears about the life-altering consequences of being marked as sexual-assault victims.
The New York City mayor's office has drawn fire for a campaign against teenage pregnancy that features a series of posters the office says sends a "strong message" directly to teenagers about the "extremely negative, life-altering" consequences of having a baby too young.
Despite the life-altering consequences of lead poisoning, there is no national plan to get rid of those pipes.
It is therefore likely that the phenotype-altering consequences of 500C>T directly result from other variants in ERCC1 or in other adjacent genes in Caucasians.
Dropping out of school is not the only life-altering consequence of the stigma surrounding the menstruation cycle of women and girls with disabilities.
From the next day, she didn't come again". Dropping out of school is not the only life-altering consequence of the stigma surrounding the menstruation cycle of women and girls with disabilities.
Phototaxis receptors in prokaryotes, sensory rhodopsins I and II, have evolved new chemical processes not found in their proton pump ancestors, to alter the consequences of the conformational change or modify the change itself.
