More specifically, is automation objectionable only if, and because, it may lead to inaccurate, unfair, and intransparent outcomes?
America's status as a "hyperpower" also is dangerous because it may lead Washington to think its clout means that "it does not need to negotiate," French Foreign Minister Hubert Vedrine warned in a speech at the Brookings Institution in Washington last week.
Its prognostic impact might be significant, because it may lead to a reduction in the cumulative fluid balance, which by itself is clearly associated with poor prognosis (Fig. 4).
Extracellular reduction of adiponectin leading to formation of trimers from larger oligomers is potentially important because it may lead to differential signalling resulting from changes in oligomer composition.
This mechanism is particularly relevant because it may lead to both cortical disfacilitation and thalamic hyperpolarization.
In interpersonal relations, confirmation bias can be problematic because it may lead to forming inaccurate and biased impressions of others.
The influence of time dependent deformation is particularly import because it may lead to serviceability failures in structural members where deflections or crack widths are excessive.
Don't rely too heavily on a single source of information or opinion because it may lead you into unconsciously plagiarizing the plan or ideas of the original.
Asphaltene deposition and inorganic deposition are a serious problem because it may lead to the clogging of the reservoir and the reducing of oil production during miscible CO2 water-alternative-gas (CO2-WAG) injection or continuous CO2 injection process.
The large roll motion of ships sailing in the seaway is undesirable because it may lead to the seasickness of crew and unsafety of vessels and cargoes, thus it needs to be reduced.
But this Court has never held, nor does it hold today, that a confrontation or stage of the proceedings is critical because it may lead to the accused's conviction.
