Sentence examples for does not precipitate a from inspiring English sources
Enhanced cytokine production has been observed in cynomolgus macaques infected with 2009 pandemic H1N1 influenza (pH1N1) virus compared to former seasonal H1N1 influenza virus [ 7, 8], though pH1N1 virus does not precipitate a 'cytokine storm' seen with highly pathogenic influenza viruses (reviewed in [ 9]).
Recent studies show good hand hygiene is effective at reducing SSI rates [ 21] and adhering to CDC perioperative prophylaxis recommendations does not precipitate an increase [ 22].
For radon at least, caution is needed to ensure that the pursuit of energy efficiency does not precipitate an unwelcome increase in disease burden in the population as a whole.
If we pull out of Afghanistan in a way that doesn't precipitate a slide back into civil war – not that it would be perfect – then history should judge it a success.
But the chemistry did not precipitate a romance, at least not yet.
If the vascular integrity is unperturbed, then low concentrations of intravascular thrombin do not precipitate a thrombotic response.
In this study, researchers found that even when the health of these men did improve, this did not precipitate a return to work.
True, they gradually became less eerie and weird and pretentious and daring than they would have been had the whack-job visionary Syd Barrett stayed in the band, but his exit did not precipitate an overnight sellout like Genesis, a snooty art band that went completely mainstream and down-market a minute-and-a-half after Peter Gabriel scooted out the door.
It didn't precipitate a breakdown, exactly, "but the entire period afterwards was surreal.
That would save taxpayers a lot of money and strike a major blow against moral hazard but only if it didn't precipitate a Lehman Brothers-like meltdown.If Mr Krugman hopes to convince me and, I suspect, if he hopes to convince those with their fingers on policy levers he needs to address this question.
Markus Persson didn't precipitate a wave of new rich indies.
