Drawbacks: South Dakota is uncoastal, and his Senate power carries the risk of chronic oppositionitis or too-frequent compromise, as well as suffocation in legislative detail.
Indeed, fear of CI-AKI is one of the most frequent reasons why CM is withheld from patients undergoing computed tomography (CT) and thus frequently compromises the diagnostic information gained from CT [ 6].
We planned monthly visits because more frequent ones could potentially compromise adherence to the trial protocol and result in a high no-show rate.
She has much to note of the others, too--the frequent revelations about the compromises all the family members choose or refuse to choose for themselves.
Larvae reside in webbed retreats, whose disruption for more frequent weighing would have compromised the experiment.
Democratic immaturity was displayed by an unwillingness to compromise, and the frequent shifts of government created a chronic perception of crisis.
Inflammation of the peri-implant soft and hard tissue is the most frequent adverse event and may compromise the long-term stability of osseointegrated implants.
Although GD is a frequent disorder that can significantly compromise patients' quality of life, nowadays there are no treatment guidelines approved by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA).
Early and frequent contact with other competitors compromised the front-end aerodynamics of his car, but he managed to finish in 16th, earning sufficient points to take the 10th of 12 total slots for the chase, scheduled to begin on Sept. 18 at Chicagoland Speedway.
However, the overall sustainable nature of this approach, emanating from some of its main attributes such as atom- and step-economy, is compromised by the frequent need of homogeneous catalysts based on rare, expensive, and even toxic noble transition metals.
