In the case of a too early manipulation, a risk of skin and soft-tissue damage is present; thus, a delay of at least 3 weeks from the surgical procedure is indicated.
During letter manipulation, at-risk persons exhibited greater task-related deactivation within the default-mode network than comparison subjects.
Chemical cocktails for direct cardiac reprogramming have also been developed, circumventing the genetic manipulation associated risks involved in transcription factor and microRNA cocktails.
Mr. von Trier's film makes a powerful statement about need, power, risk, manipulation and human nature, but it's only with the surprise ending that it all hits home.
Atheroemboli caused by aortic manipulation poses a risk for stroke in patients undergoing cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) surgery.
One major issue with the use of SMT is its safety, especially with respect to neck manipulation and the risk of stroke in the vertebrobasilar system.
I once participated in such "risk manipulation" during the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, when the White House ordered us to prepare to fire our rockets at the Soviet Union, whose leader threatened to send troops to help the Arab nations.
The purpose of this study was to collect preliminary information on the effects of chiropractic spinal manipulation on reducing risk of falls in older adults with impaired balance, as assessed by the Berg Balance Scale (BBS).
Last week a group of influential UK politicians called for the government to regulate what they called the "wild west" cryptocurrency industry, pointing to concerns around money-laundering, price manipulation and high risk of losses for investors.
Given the players in natural gas production and distribution, and after Enron, it does not lend itself to manipulation as the risk of anti-trust infringement and prosecution is too great.
