We believe that intramedullary fixation jeopardizes less blood supply to the fracture-fragments because it requires less extensive soft tissue dissection.
His hope was to not let the less popular measures jeopardize passage of the expanded background checks.
Recent failures in two Mars missions suggest that NASA is pushing too hard to do more with less money and jeopardizing success by paying inadequate attention to risks, two review panels said today.
With class sizes increasing due to teacher layoffs, and with the dismissal of reading specialists and similar personnel, it is not far-fetched to say that learning is being jeopardized by less money being spent on education.
A high n-6 to n-3 ratio has been suggested to mitigate temperature (Arrhenius) effects on the activity of the sarcoplasmatic reticulum Ca2+-Mg2+ pump in cardiac myocytes (SERCA 2a) of hibernating animals thereby enabling lower deep torpor Tb, and thus less fat consumption, without jeopardizing heart function [21].
To believe that I would sell, to avoid a loss of less than $45,000, and thus jeopardize my life, my career and the well-being of hundreds of others, my cherished colleagues and partners, is very, very wrong".
Based on the assumption that deviation from a legal norm is the more accepted the less its underlying principles are jeopardized, we argue that violating the tax compliance norm is socially justifiable if revenue requirements as well as equity and efficiency tax principles are not infringed upon by the evasion.
On Thursday, anything less than victory against Ireland could jeopardize the world champions' chances of advancing.
For less prestigious institutions, denying credit could jeopardize internships, which provide a crucial bridge to the workplace.
"I wasn't going to go back out there with less than my best stuff and jeopardize us winning the game," said Dickey, who expects to make his next start.
