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Although maternal oxygen administration may make physiological sense, unwarranted faith in maternal oxygen therapy may delay the indicated intervention or result in continued labor stimulation when neither is in the best interests of the fetus.

However, sustained exposure may result in continued marrow depression involving multiple lineages.

These incentives are expected to result in continued or improved provision of ecosystem services, which, in turn, will benefit society as a whole.

Intrinsic lack of IL-10 may result in continued amplification of the inflammatory cytokine cascade, continued stimulation of fibroblasts, and abnormal collagen deposition.

Importantly, chronic oxidative stress leading to sustained DNA damage and continued activation of p53 dependent DNA damage response has been reported to induce chronic elevation of p21 level that could result in continued growth arrest leading to cellular senescence and short life span [ 24, 74, 75, 75- 78].

But officials from 30 states said the changes would result in continued uncertainty.

Workers are trained to remove the gear in a specific way to avoid leaving any particles on their skin that would result in continuing exposure.

Not only does society's persistence in equating "feminine" with "inferior" result in continuing discrimination against women, it also results in discrimination against men perceived to have transgressed masculine norms.

"Lifestyles that involve chronic sleep restriction during the work week and during days off work may result in continuing build-up of sleep pressure and in an increased likelihood of loss of alertness and increased errors," he said.

3) Shifts in corporate strategy will result in continuing shifts in the skills and competencies required to build successful careers in the traditional retail sector.

On the other hand, if the Democrat's platform were followed, it would result in continuing the region's depressing and dangerous downward spiral of oppression and violence.  .