"Thus," the researchers write, "the social consequences of increased inequality may not entail as much relative impoverishment, or as much perceived injustice, as might appear".
However, waiting may entail costs as well as benefits.
In our study, key informants stated that the benefits of employing professionals from across the border were much greater than the problems that they may entail, such as language differences or the difficulty to harmonize titles and degrees.
The work may entail tasks such as contacting sources and talking to experts, as well as transcribing interviews or selecting photo or video materials culled from agency archives.
However, the long-term use of a personalized service may entail dangers, such as: If the system is personalized once and then it remains as it is, not allowing continuous dynamic re-processing of the thresholds, the change of the user's preferences may result that the system is non-optimal for him/her anymore (e.g. the user does not wishes to have many interchanges).
However, the need to explore new resources may entail costs such as exposing the animal to unfamiliar predators.
Since by definition the genomes of the two species must be distantly related, such a deviant pollination may not lead to a regular fertilization and may entail disturbances such as chromosome fragmentation [7].
It has been demonstrated that immunization of rodents against these receptors leads to alterations in the regulation of blood pressure and kidney function, which may entail cardiac failure as a secondary complication (Dragun et al., 2009).
The lack of confidence in the estimation of its value may entail a reduction in the engine performance as well as lifespan.
Your work may entail traveling to meet with potential clients as well as working nights and weekends to cover customer service calls.
