The voters they sent to the polls would cast a ballot, using pen, paper and outdated technology, which could easily fail and critically jeopardize results (as we witnessed in 2000 with Bush v. Gore).
Systemic or local condition that might have jeopardized the results.
Congenital and dental anomalies Systemic or local condition that might have jeopardized the results Failure to attend more than two appointments.
Ventilation heterogeneity is expected to increase errors related to spatial coincidence between techniques and may have jeopardized the results in the present study.
10 However, it is worth noting that these studies 5, 10 have methodological limitations that might have jeopardized the results, namely, the inclusion of type 1 and type 2 diabetes, and the non-adjustment of the HRQoL scores for age.
22 Pathological changes in patients with COPD may lead to a high relative risk for occurrence or development of AF. 23 The frequent coexistence of AF and COPD in the elderly may complicate the treatment of both conditions, exacerbate the diseases, and ultimately jeopardize health outcomes, resulting in a heavy economic burden.
Can that reliability be significantly jeopardized by an artifact resulting from the confounding effects of the underlying disease or its treatment?
Our data indicate that diet adherence is good, and because deviations are few, they are unlikely to jeopardize study results.
Hence, it does not seem that matching along an unobserved trait potentially correlated with future labor supply (we focus on couples who have been married for at least 4 years) seriously jeopardizes our results and their interpretation.
It does not seem that matching along a dimension potentially correlated with future labor supply (we focus on couples who have been married for at least 4 years) seriously jeopardizes our results and their interpretation12.
Even when the forces of good arguably get it right, unintended consequences and leaks jeopardize the results.
