A second concern related to the outcome of applying new cell technologies points to a more insidious consequence.
But even that fantasy outcome would leave in place the most troubling aspect of Trump's ideology with regards to East Asia: its insidious effect on the moral credibility of the United States.
Data fragmentation has another insidious consequence.
As previously discussed, evidence of irreversible, historical oral infection (e.g., AL) might be more informative when studying insidious and/or irreversible outcomes presumed to be partly caused by chronic infectious exposure.
The onset of the disease, that affects mostly children, is insidious, and the outcome often fatal.
A culture on non-nutrient agar with a lawn of E. coli should always be done to look for acanthamoeba in corneal abscess associated with contact lenses, given the poor outcome and insidious onset of this disease.
More modern barrages couple those outcomes with more insidious targeting of specific vulnerabilities.
Cancer's insidious onset and potentially devastating outcomes have made it one of the most feared diseases of the 20th century.
Salinity is an insidious soil conservation issue.
The real threat is not in the possibility of a specific kind of authoritarian control, but the subtler, more insidious manners of control can create outcomes as bad or worse as the rest.
