However, a poor roll-out of a new standard can jeopardize the potential positive impact as people's defenses surface.
24– 26 In such circumstances, ensuring an adequate distal margin does not jeopardize the potential for sphincter preservation.
This may be the result of a decrease of mean arterial pressure (dialysis-induced hypotension) or an increase of cerebral edema and intracranial pressure (dialysis disequilibrium), and may jeopardize the potential for neurologic recovery.
For Syria, frustration with rebel holdouts in Idlib Province may have provoked the attack; one wonders, though, exactly what authorities reasoned that killing civilians with nerve gas could be carried out without controversy — and without jeopardizing the new potential for cooperation with the Trump administration.
Mitochondrial introgression with white-tailed deer is likely to be unidirectional (Carr et al. 1986), which could jeopardize the adaptive potential if hybridizations increase.
Concurrently, a marked reduction in the available bone-marrow-derived population of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) [ 70] jeopardizes the regenerative potential that is critical to the recovery from bone loss, musculoskeletal injury, and diseases.
Essentially, the concept of a community school district would be jeopardized and the potential exposure to massive costs to support teachers and students who opt out or are excluded would be a deal-killer.
"It is ironic, now, that Peter Vallone would be jeopardizing this potential initiative that would be so vital to helping his members run for re-election, by insisting on pushing a stadium referendum that can't possibly get on the ballot," Mr. Mastro said.
Health issues are jeopardizing the planet-hunting work of NASA's prolific Kepler space telescope, which has identified more than 2,700 potential alien worlds to date.
Otherwise, you risk jeopardizing the success of your entire group.
