Also, the jeopardizing effects of reperfusion, such as shear stress and ROS production, were prevented.
But Ms. Baker deserves the honor of the comparison, for like Chekhov's plays hers may seem to be unstructured and pointedly anticlimactic but are in fact airtight, so thoughtfully assembled that removing a single scene or even a pause here or there would mar their construction and jeopardize their effect.
Heavily indebted countries need to put fiscal reforms into effect without jeopardizing growth.
Mr. Bush, with assistance from American scientists, should engage in serious discussions with Europe on how best to put the Kyoto accord into effect without jeopardizing long-term American interests.
However, the application of these agents after acid-etching may present preventive effect without jeopardizing the bond strength of orthodontic brackets.
In the near future, he could become an uncontrollable radical -- and in effect jeopardize the future of the EU.
Nevertheless, intermediate temperature cracking performance evaluated by the Glover-Rowe (G-R) parameter indicated that the effect of the recycling agents is not sustained with subsequent aging, which could jeopardize its effectiveness in service.
With big apparel companies such as Levi's, H&M, Gap, Eileen Fisher and VF Corp., whose future cotton supplies are jeopardized by the effects of climate change, such support is completely understandable and compatible with their business needs.
However, the reliability of these measures may be jeopardized by the effects of therapy.
It is readily apparent how lack of treatment adherence may jeopardize the beneficial effects of available medications.
