However, these programs can underestimate the complexities of human behaviour, and hence jeopardize their effectiveness.
In countries such as Uganda where electricity supply barely meets the system demand requirements, policymakers, regulators, system operators as well as distribution network operators are always wary of any likely surge in the maximum demand that may propagate system outages and hence jeopardize the quality of electricity supply.
Hence, we conclude that Cernunnos/XLF mutations in immunodeficiency patients disrupt the ability of cells to respond appropriately to replication stress conditions and therefore may jeopardize the cells when they are hyperproliferating during embryonic development or in early stages of tumor development.
Hence, KIEs may exert considerable effects over all variables of the system (metabolite concentrations, fluxes, and distribution of isotopes), and thus potentially jeopardize the biological value of ILEs.
It is no secret that Murdoch subscribes to the robust view, espoused by the late Milton Friedman, that the only social responsibility of business is to increase its profits; hence his unwillingness to jeopardize shareholder wealth by antagonizing the regime in China.
The proposed FTC scheme is hence able to systematically maintain early FDD with efficient fault accommodation against faults jeopardizing the steam turbine availability.
Hence, the film's title: Does Ronnie reveal what he knows to his best friend, ruining his life and, simultaneously, jeopardizing the project for Detroit, on which Nick serves as the techno-brainiac?
Now the boy is jeopardizing everything".
Am I jeopardizing my lease?
However, nonadherence is common, jeopardizing graft survival.
