The unique life cycle of amphibians, with both an aquatic and terrestrial phase, as well as the measured PPP residues in waters [24] and the permeable amphibian skin put them at potential risk from PPPs.
This is important because choosing to have your e-mails automatically show images could put you at potential risk for a virus.
On the other hand, treatment was shorter than recommended in about one quarter of episodes putting patients at potential risk of thromboembolic events.
VA-ECMO decreases left ventricular preload and increases afterload, leading to blood stasis in the left heart, and it can put the patient at potential risk for bioprosthetic valve thrombosis [2, 5].
But the stepped-up training mission and deployment of U.S. advisors in far-flung rural bases put more Americans at potential risk.
The fact that the ibises turned homosexual only after ingesting the mercury and not just by being exposed to it might seem to make a thermometer ban superfluous, given that very few people actually eat thermometers, but I don't think we should put our troops at potential risk by taking that chance.
It also fails to offer a route to citizenship, putting those who take advantage of it at potential risk of deportation if the policy is overturned by another president.
But for many, much seems at potential risk.
This could put at risk the potential clinical benefit of the newer fluoroquinolones, including gatifloxacin.
Disturbing images of children taken during street protests indicate that, on some occasions, children have been deliberately used and put at risk as potential witnesses to or victims of violence.
The banks' withdrawal angered Coalition MPs, who blamed "green agendas" for putting at risk potential projects in their electorates.
