"Some of the largest and most consequential failures were firms that were principally engaged in one business".
It can be concluded that, due to the performed analyses and the implemented protection measures, main steam line and main feedwater line breaks at the postulated break locations will not lead to consequential failures beyond the defined design basis for accident mitigation.
Pathologists examining such effects recognize a cascading series of ever more consequential failures to maintain normal status in the face of ongoing chemical assaults, but at lower exposure levels, the precursor stages are not merely rarer, they are less severe or (at sufficiently low exposures) entirely absent.
"In determining the liability of utilities for consequential damages for failure to provide service -- a liability that could obviously be enormous and has been described as sui generis," Chief Judge Judith Kaye wrote for the majority in 1985, "courts have declined to extend the duty of care to noncustomers".
The other mistakes were more consequential, including his failure to discuss properly in advance a decision by Paul Bremer, the civilian put in charge of Iraq, to disband the Iraqi army and remove almost every official connected with Saddam Hussein's Ba'ath party, which contributed to the subsequent Sunni uprising.
ROS are causal for development of ischemia/reperfusion injury and consequential organ dysfunction or failure.
Non-adherence can reduce the benefits of medicines, 21 leading to therapeutic failure with consequential additional economic costs arising from further treatment needs.
Far more consequential, aides say, was the failure of the Obama administration to make the case that the SAFE Act was either excessive or unnecessary.
You shoot down viruses and soar past shimmering polygons, with your success or failure made much more consequential through the suit's force feedback.
