It has been argued that reinforcement requires some gene flow, but that an excess of it could erode its effects ([ 5, 31] and references therein).
If these credit premiums should continue, it could erode Enron's trading profits and worsen its already tenuous liquidity situation.
If the case drags on, it could erode the public's confidence in condominium developments.
The venture may not thrill everyone: It could erode the position of companies that sell rights to view genome data.
But the disclosure could fuel accusations of hypocrisy against the founder of Al Qaeda, who was 54 and lived with three wives at the time of his death, and will be welcomed by counterterrorism officials because it could tarnish his legacy and erode the appeal of his brand of religious extremism.
Some are concerned that the right to withdraw consent for biobanking may be eroding because it could cause sample bias in a given population [ 32- 34].
That seems unthinkable, because sudden price increases could erode the credibility of Nigeria's political leaders.
It is possible that inflation could erode your state pension income substantially.
MCI's relatively strong position with customers could erode disastrously if it did not emerge from bankruptcy quickly.
