This approach provides several advantages, as self-administration of the FFQ requires a literate population, and may result in inconsistent interpretations of the food list and lower response and completion rates, each of which may jeopardise the validity of the data.
"This may jeopardise the carriers' ability to operate.
Remember: bootlegging footballers is a crime and may jeopardise future Ashley Cole production".
Continuing to eat and drink may jeopardise his wellbeing during treatment.
Southgate suspects Ince's absence this summer may jeopardise his longer-term senior chances.
This may jeopardise his peace talks with the Kurds, who want a revised constitution to recognise their rights.
Nevertheless, the news may jeopardise the $4.8bn sale of Yahoo's core business to Verizon, announced in July.
The deputy Labor leader, Tanya Plibersek, who is co-sponsoring Labor's bill, rejected claims that Shorten's decision to bring debate forward may jeopardise marriage equality altogether.
And that may jeopardise a planned flotation.Along with the Nasdaq Composite index, down by two-thirds since its March 2000 peak, trading volumes have plunged (see chart).
The vote was connected to political in-fighting before presidential elections due next month and may jeopardise the cash-strapped country's relations with the IMF.
