In March, for example, the British Orthopaedic Association, a professional medical group, reported that one model of all-metal hip made by a unit of Johnson & Johnson was projected to fail in one-half of the patients who received it within six years after implant.
Shortening the length of stay for patients who died allowed micafungin and caspofungin to become less costly than anidulafungin, owing to the greater clinical success of anidulafungin (i.e. more micafungin and caspofungin patients were projected to fail and, thus, with shorter length of stay for failure patients, less costs were accrued).
The image that Mrs. Obama is projecting, however, fails to fully reflect the multifaceted first lady.
Yet, in the years that followed, during the Civil War, Trotsky travelled the countryside whipping up support for the nascent Red Army by claiming the Revolution as a triumph for the people, a victory of the miserable and impoverished Russian peasant over his once — and, were the Bolshevik project to fail, future — overlords.
Thus, it is easy for this kind of project to fail without any clear or apparent reason since people are usually reluctant to express openly these kinds of feelings.
It sharply criticized KBR for not relaying the problems, and concluded that "the geological complexities that caused the project to fail were not only foreseeable but predicted".
The logic of his argument about the euro is that the project is fated to fail and that Greece ought to exit the euro rapidly, not least for its own sake.
Gen. Jeffery Hammond, said, "If the project were to fail, these guys would be out on the street, angry".
Everton's Head of PR Ian Ross said: "Throughout the Destination Kirkby process, Liverpool City Council always made it clear that if the project was to fail they would step forward and seek to help us.
