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Such high population density may necessarily result in shorter disease transmission paths, thus increasing the risk of cholera infection.

Such skill development may not necessarily result in decreased utilization, but may result in more efficient and effective use of services which may take time to develop and stabilise.

Health risk perceptions and economic capacity may affect patterns of water consumption that, however, may not necessarily result in differences in exposure to water contaminants.

In addition, the findings indicate that genetic predisposition to type 2 diabetes may arise from mutations in developmental genes, which may not necessarily result in an early postnatal phenotype but manifest later in life.

Damage to tyres may not necessarily result in an instant puncture but you may have foreign objects gradually working their way through your tyres.

This could probably mean that increasing the N concentration beyond 200 mg N/L may not necessarily result in any significant transplant growth and hence may not be cost effective.

On the other hand, personal felonies — for example, a conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or driving while impaired — may result in a "black eye" for the management team but may not necessarily result in the culprit being removed.

Therefore, we may postulate that the existence of antimicrobial-resistant isolates from clinical cases may not necessarily result from antimicrobial use.

Furthermore, the brightest particles on the bench may not necessarily result in the brightest candidates in cells; our data indicate that the changing environment may affect the structural and hence the optical properties of the fluorescent probes.

It may further indicate that physicians and/or patients feel uncertain and need more time to discuss possible options which may not necessarily result in a decision.

Together, these data suggest that a certain extent of surface expression on healthy tissue may not necessarily result in toxic side effects against nonmalignant tissue and the metabolic state/activation status of a target cell may govern its susceptibility to immunotoxin action.