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CABG comes with its own risks, and conservative management can result in a potentially larger infarct.

This management can result in various impacts on water and nutrient distribution and consequently affect nutrient dynamics in underlying soil.

Results through the first 10 years following harvest revealed differences in bird response to both VRH and shrub treatment, suggesting that management can result in forested landscapes with bird communities that are species rich, diverse, and abundant.

Conventional intra-operative management can result in occult low levels of blood flow and oxygen delivery that lead to complications that only occur days or weeks following surgery and give false re-assurance to the anaesthetist that he or she is doing a "good job".

Based on data I reviewed with colleagues, on a group of more than 10,000 patients, I believe significant advances in both optimal patient care and cost-effective patient management can result from improved and increased communication between emergency room physicians and admitting physicians.

There was evidence that proper assessment of HRQoL during healthcare management can result in improvements to the patients' health [ 34].

Introduced forest pests add complexity to forest ecosystem management and can result in great economic losses.

However, inadequate representation of spatial complexity, regional differentiation, and growth management policies can result in urban models with a high overall prediction accuracy but low pixel-matching precision.

With this, there is growing recognition that the appropriate involvement of local communities in catchment management decisions can result in multiple benefits.

This case highlights the occupational risk of Hymenoptera envenomation, the life-threatening complications that may follow and which may even be delayed as was the case with this patient, and the value of emergency care and intensive management which can result in a favorable clinical outcome.

While gain in glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase and peroxiredase in cells can correlate with enhanced metabolic rate, an apparent loss of redox management enzymes can result in apoptosis.