I said it's very essential that I fully understand all aspects of the trip, starting with whether or not we could get in and out safely, whether or not my presence there would in any way cause an enemy to react and therefore jeopardize somebody else's life".
Concrete structures in service may be suffer from sulfate attack, which may lead to the deterioration of both static and dynamic properties of concrete, and therefore jeopardize their performance in earthquake events.
The aim of this study was to explore, in vitro, whether the irradiation of human root surfaces with a diode laser might induce nonphysiologic intrapulpal temperature elevations and, therefore, jeopardize pulp vitality.
And given that Wikipedia is a free resource, written and edited by its users, the argument here is that surveillance concerns might deter readers and editors from "participating" in its project — and therefore jeopardize "the health of Wikipedia as a resource to the world".
Different implant surface topographies could influence the bacterial adsorption and therefore jeopardize the implant survival.
Parents were also concerned that they might become sick as well and therefore jeopardize the care and the livelihood of the family.
Attention has focused on the fact that many psychiatric patients have undiagnosed comorbid SUDs, which go untreated, and therefore jeopardize the treatment of their mental disorder.
The performance evaluation of SES conducted reveals that the delivery of data messages presents high delay variability, mainly because of a deficient synchronization process, therefore jeopardizing the development of applications with strict latency and jitter requirements.
"I fear that the $1.5 billion cut at NIH will delay scientific projects, will make hundreds fewer research awards therefore jeopardizing thousands of jobs.
Incrementing the slice thickness in sequential scans would result in an increase of dose exposure, therefore jeopardizing the advantages of the sequential scan.
