However, a downregulated Rom2 activity would jeopardize its function for cell wall repairing or remodeling at cell periphery, leading to cell lysis defect under stress conditions.
The many critics of this change claim that what was once a hard law institution for fiscal surveillance has now become so soft as to jeopardize its functioning.
This might have introduced a selection bias in the study and jeopardized its external validity.
Use of mefloquine against P. falciparum jeopardizes its future use against P. vivax.
The worse feasibility of the RASSS compared with the mSASSS jeopardizes its wide use.
These analogies can raise same doubt on the supposed role of angiogenesis in terms of preserving the function of a threatened inner ear: even this organ could be further damaged by microvascular disorders and/or mechanical changes able to jeopardize its architecture and consequently its function.
The failure resulting in a piping system is a situation that can hinder its function, change its configuration, jeopardize its integrity, and potentially endanger the environment.
It also jeopardizes its finances.
The attack by Trump and his administration on every one of the pillars of American society — and his especially aggressive vilification of the country's truth-seeking institutions — jeopardizes its continued prosperity and very ability to function as a democracy.
Air traffic, with its adverse influence on environment, is beginning to jeopardize its own development.
