"At the end of the day, it is his health that should not be jeopardized in any way," he said.
With severe intra-ablational pain and its management, subsequent electrode repositioning for overlapping ablations required in larger tumor therapy may be jeopardized, in that a higher and deeper level of moderate sedation and pain control during the procedure will diminish lung aeration and expansion and patient cooperation.
This set represents the "good health" of a system beyond which its safe existence would be jeopardized; in the context of language maintenance, it characterizes the safe coexistence of both languages.
The process of informed consent may be jeopardized in cross-linguistic research trials but little is known about the factors which contribute to this.
RCM was also used in Brazil to find out that the wind power potential in Brazil would not be jeopardized in the future due to possible new climate conditions (Breslow & Sailor, [2002]).
"We and our research partners do not want the ADCS data and systems commandeered by Dr. Aisen and others to be jeopardized in the process of restoring it to UC San Diego".
Worse still, it undermines the ability of our intelligence community to act with the confidence that their work will not be jeopardized in order to advance the partisan interests of one political party.
The situation in Florida seemed more intractable, with Clinton supporters arguing the party's prospects in November could be jeopardized if a satisfactory resolution is not found.
83 million household and business accounts were jeopardized in the J.P. Morgan breach last year.
In a press conference on Wednesday, Tata said that the steel company had "in no way been jeopardized in terms of the interests of the shareholders with this acquisition".
Furthermore, the IRC receiver performance is jeopardized in case of FD given the increased interference, making the system limited to use rank 1, while HD is still able to switch to rank 2 sporadically.
