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Osteonecrosis initially causes death of bone which then collapses in certain instances and later may result in cartilage destruction if secondary degenerative changes develop [ 2, 3].

The bone formation processes may be different when the endplate is removed as compared to when the endplate is intact; the former may result in spongy bone growing through the cage and the later may result in chondrogenic new bone formation [ 38].

This indicated that the workstations were prone to ergonomic hazards and risks, which may affect worker's performance and later on may result in musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).

Thus, unlike moderate-intensity exercise, HIT is unlikely to cause hypoglycemia during or immediately postexercise in type 1 diabetics, but 14 to 20 hours later it may result in lower glucose levels.

The decrease in the later responses may result from the rates of metabolism or how well BPA and HPTE maintain interaction with ERα, as is seen with E3, where retention of nuclear binding and RNA polymerase II activities are similar early after injection but are not maintained as long as E2 responses (Clark and Markaverich 1984).

Dysarthria acquired later in life may result from stroke, brain injury, a tumour, infection, or a progressive neurological disease such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, multiple sclerosis, or Parkinson disease.

Although the p53-negative cell line HCT116 cell line is derived from the p53-positive one and should thus have the same genotype apart from p53, both cell lines may have acquired alterations later on, which may result in a different behaviour.

A financial problem may result later from the absence of any deduction in the normal income taxes for depreciation.

Thirdly, as we will discuss later, NF2-related neuropathy may result from the loss of just one allele as a consequence of cell type-specific haploinsufficiency in neuronal cell types.

This may result in later packet arrival in the system which has higher priority than the packet of flow that suffered from error previously.

This increased adiposity in fetal life may result in later life obesity that can often lead to metabolic diseases.