For example, they might result in diminished provider professionalism, neglect of patients for whom quality targets are perceived to be more difficult to achieve, and widening of health inequalities.
A false-positive protein S result, for example, might lead to repeat diagnostic testing, additional office visits and/or anticoagulant therapy.
For example, aesthetic preferences might result from an extension of the laboratory effect of mere exposure [8], whereby we come to like what is familiar [9].
For example, hippocampal NFD might result from either trans-synaptic transfer or signal transduction associated with neuronal processes, such as receptor activation through Tau aggregation/oligomerisation [ 39, 40].
As examples of what might result from a contrary holding the Court noted a coal dealer, under contract to supply coal to a shop, would be liable to the shop's customers if coal was not delivered, a goods manufacturer would be liable not only to the buyer but to those looking to the buyer for their sources of supply, etc.
For example, tolerance to self might result from PGE2-driven apoptosis [ 54].
It is possible, for example, that disease states might result in perturbation of cell function(s) such that a loss of scaling and increased linearity of metabolic networks is seen.
For example, reducing water by 50% might result in a yield reduction of just 10%.
For example, slippage in energy coupling might result in futile energy dissipation in theoretical models (Hill 1989).
For example, the negative utility that might result from denying some human beings full moral status might support a policy of treating all human beings as if they had full moral status (see Sec. 4).
