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But dividing a vial of Avastin into numerous tiny doses for injection into the eye introduces the risk of bacterial contamination.
However, dividing a vial of Avastin meant for a single cancer patient into many tiny doses for the eye introduces the risk of microbial contamination.
The decision to withhold bonuses, said the company, "introduces the risk that our compensation program will no longer be effective in meeting our objectives" of attracting and retaining employees.
This pragmatic approach introduces the risk that patients may complete all forms together retrospectively, an identified compliance limitation.
That makes VR immersive, but also introduces the risk the audience will miss the action or important plot points as they curiously gaze around.
Rebalancing is important, but it also introduces the risk of not letting your winners run long enough to provide enough excess return.
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And after next year, when a new compulsory English language GCSE is introduced, the risk is that it will become even more marginal – an option for high achievers only.
The amniotic fluid may be stained green, indicating the presence of meconium (an infant's first stool) and introducing the risk of meconium aspiration syndrome, in which the stained fluid is drawn into the infant's lungs.
Optimal design based on the perfect-interface assumption may introduce the risk of failure caused by interface debonding.
Active techniques promise increased isolation performance, but introduce the risk of unstable interaction with system dynamics, particularly resonant vibrations of the machine or of the supporting structure.
An improved optimization algorithm, group search optimizer with intraspecific competition and lévy walk (GSOICLW), is then used to optimize the MV model by introducing the risk tolerance parameter.
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