In the case of diagnosed osteoporosis, we presume that the indication for this surgical procedure becomes questionable due to the potential risks of failure.
These changes cause discomfort at instillation of eye drops and become a potential risk of filtering failure in surgical procedures such as trabeculectomy [11, 14, 18].
The included trials were nonrandomized trials, partly because of great concern about the potential risk of hepatic failure after TACE.
As the concentrations of the antimicrobials in the 5 smaller compartments are adjusted in accordance with breakpoints, growth on these compartments indicates resistance of the pathogen in question and hence a potential risk of treatment failure.
Hydroxyethylstarch solutions can persist for long durations in the skin, the liver and, most importantly, the kidney [ 74], with a potential risk of renal failure and even increased mortality rates in septic patients [ 75].
Although detailed tests of adrenal function are not available for patient 1, we would currently recommend more comprehensive adrenal testing (e.g. cortisol response to Synacthen, and basal ACTH) and an ongoing awareness of the potential risk of adrenal failure in these patients.
The existence of delaminations changes the vibration characteristics of laminates and hence such indicators can be used to quantify the health characteristics of laminates and detect potential risk of catastrophic failures.
Then, the equipment and instrumentation connected to the different functions are assigned with appropriate maintenance routines according to the potential risk of corresponding functional failure.
Although the potential risk of a component failure increases the longer the sensor's design life is exceeded, the possible gap in Landsat data acquisition is reduced with each passing day and the risk of Landsat imagery being unavailable diminishes for all except a handful of applications that are particularly data demanding.
