The effectiveness of this bond could be compromised because sealed dentin surfaces have the potential to strongly attach to resin-based provisional materials, suggesting that this type of provisional material should be avoided [6] due to subsequent difficulties in removing resin-based provisional restorations.
Most had opposed the final compromise sealed by their colleagues in Congress.
On Monday, everyone knew this: The Jets and Revis had reached a compromise, sealed by a coach who looks like Droopy, celebrated by the most boisterous of locker rooms.
And, in short order, the devastation is followed by an 8.2 earthquake, which compromises the seals of Monument's chemical-weapon storage facility.
When Fraser brought with him the Seal Boy persona, they compromised, arriving at Paul the Illustrated Seal Boy.
When this seal is compromised, microaspirations contaminated with gastric contents or bacterially colonized oral secretions can occur that leave the patient susceptible to a host of problems, such as hypoxia, pneumonitis, and respiratory infections.
The main point of our study is the fact that long-term sealing was compromised in the Resilon/Epiphany samples, when exposed to long-term water storage.
It is important to remember that intentional coverage of one of the renal arteries is sometime considered in cases with the need of CG into the superior mesenteric artery because of the risk that placing more than two CGs might compromise the proximal seal [ 11].
Compromised fuel transfer lines self-seal; if damage exceeds a tank's self-sealing capabilities, check valves prevent fuel flowing into a compromised tank.
This means the watertight seals are not compromised, again something major rivals with similar IP68 protection cannot pass.
Obama might have to make some compromises to seal a deal -- particularly if he also wants an extension of unemployment benefits and a little bit of extra infrastructure spending -- but if he's willing to hang tough, he won't have to sell out the basic principles on which he was elected.
