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As such, the F.D.I.C. proposal and Dodd-Frank do not deal with the critical consequences of cross-border failure.

"Iraq as a country has become a battlefield for regional and international powers, and this is one of the most critical consequences of the invasion," Iraqi political analyst Hadi al-Isami told al-Jazeera, saying Chilcot would do nothing to assuage the country's plight.

One of the most critical consequences of Akt2 ablation is that it eventually leads a cell to pathological autophagy (Fig. 7).

As such, overdetection and overtreatment represent critical consequences of PSA-based screening [ 3].

The most critical consequences of degeneracy are the loss of diversity/functionality [ 12, 13] and inherent encoded bias [ 7].

What, according to those "on the ground" in these countries, are the most critical consequences of the emigration of highly skilled health workers that should be examined, and how could these consequences be measured to optimize the potential for comparative policy analyses?

RFP2 downregulation (Supplementary Material, Fig. S2E) caused almost the doubling of α-sarcoglycan mutant level (Fig.  5A), demonstrating that the loss of RFP2 has critical consequences on the disposal of V247M mutant.

The magnitude of NKT cell activation and expansion may have critical consequences on the efficacy of NKT cell therapies.

Our research, however, found that a critical consequence of corporate social responsibility is, perversely, corporate social irresponsibility.

Ammonia-induced mitochondrial dysfunction and energy crisis is known as a critical consequence of hepatic encephalopathy (HE).

The findings emphasize the importance of early tumor detection and the critical consequence of the inter-dosing interval on therapeutic efficacy, as supported by similar research involving chemotherapy.