A score > 60 T points was indicative of malfunctioning.
Sullivan is brilliant at presenting convincing near-future scenarios peopled by heart-breakingly real characters – Roksana and Xavier are made to suffer terribly throughout the narrative – and leaves the explication of the technology in the background while concentrating on the human consequences of its malfunction.
Even in small clinics, the number of staff that are needed to run the operations, as well as the grave and widespread consequences of a malfunction, would ensure that someone would whistleblow against an unscrupulous clinic owner. .
The consequences of mitotic malfunction on genome integrity can be dire (McClintock, 1984; Gordon et al., 2012).
Endoplasmic reticulum stress and the activation of mechanisms to protect cells against the consequences of ER malfunction are increasingly being recognised as key concepts in cancer cell biology.
Manufacturers of medical devices require licenses to sell their products in Canada [ 9]: each new surgical device is classified according to risk, based on factors such as degree of invasiveness, duration of contact with patient, energy transmission hazard and consequences of device malfunction or failure.
Diabetes, botulism and several neurological illnesses are at least partly a consequence of its malfunctioning.
"The consequences of a zipper malfunction," explains a video about the coat I am wearing today, "can take you out of your zone instantly.
Besides allergic diseases, the other type of severe lung disease is cancer, which is thought to be a direct consequence of epithelium malfunction.
Our aim was to evaluate the hypothesis that dysfunction of peripheral tolerance as a consequence of Treg malfunction (as seen in scurfy mice) leads to some of the typical features of SLE and therefore represents a lupus-like disease [ 9].
