On the other hand, "oxygen toxicity" due to the increased formation of reactive oxygen species limits its use, because it may cause serious deleterious side effects, especially in conditions of ischemia/reperfusion.
On the other hand oxygen toxicity due to the increased formation of ROS limits its use, because it may cause serious deleterious side effects, especially in conditions of ischemia/reperfusion.
This phenomena causes instability and unpredictability in the system because it may cause different policies' orders to be executed every time the same event is triggered.
Wax precipitation is a serious problem in the petroleum industry because it may cause obstruction in well bores, production facilities and transportation pipelines during oil/gas production.
The continued arbitrage activity "also may harm shareholders because it may cause funds to manage their portfolio in a disadvantageous manner," the letter said.
This "churn" in the market is part of what makes people uncomfortable about lower trade barriers, because it may cause difficult adjustments for some workers or companies.
She writes in her blog: "I strongly discourage wearing make-up in the lab, because it may cause contamination of the samples".
Irvine says British judges' current reticence is "untenable" and that they "should not abstain from deciding the case for themselves simply because it may cause difficulties for the UK on the international law plane".
The F.D.A.'s own advisory board recommended that the agency deny Knoll approval to sell Meridia because it may cause some users to experience spikes in their blood pressure.
Mechanical stunning is not generally used in hogs because it may cause serious quality problems in the meat, including blood splashing (small, visible hemorrhages in the muscle tissue) in the lean and PSE meat.
The idea that we would would park our rights, and privileges and freedoms because it may cause offence to a US president, I think people in London and the UK would find that objectionable as indeed would Americans.
