Consistent with this, Applebaum et al (2013) observed some evidence that the reduced risk dissipated after 15 years since cessation of exposure, suggesting that the protection from exposure to endotoxin is reduced over time.
From PAK performed in l995 to 2000, Venstrom et al. [ 31] showed a nearly threefold increased risk of death in the 90 days following PAK compared with "conventional therapy" following kidney transplant alone, and although this risk dissipated over time, PAK was associated with a 42% increased risk of death at 4 years following transplant.
The monetary fund said policies should remain supportive until growth resumes and deflationary risks dissipate.
But that risks dissipating energy on easy bilateral deals, with dubious trade-enhancing impact, at the expense of tougher, but far more beneficial, multilateral negotiations.
If the Fed does not cut rates next week, "it risks dissipating the gains that have been made in relieving the credit crunch".The market's recent nervousness about whether the Fed will cut rates has already had some ominous effects: there has, for example, been a widening in the spreads on corporate bonds, including the least-risky commercial paper, for the less creditworthy firms.
But if some old risks have dissipated, some new ones have appeared, Mr. Fleishman said.
A lot of what's happening is a sign of healing, a recognition that the more acute risks have dissipated".
"Otello's just bashed Desdemona to the floor, and here was Verdi's desperate attempt to cheer things up with a triumphal march!" She took down a book from a shelf and read me a letter in which Boito warned Verdi about the risk of dissipating the scene's claustrophobia like a fist breaking the window of a room where two people are about to die of asphyxiation".
He gives the example of sundwudu ('flood-timber') for 'ship'; some phrase like 'wave-borne timbers' is "an attempt to unfold, at the risk of dissipating it, the briefly flashed picture".
Finally, a caution, if not a warning, to President Clinton, Senator Clinton and their campaign advisors: You run the risk of dissipating, corrupting, if not destroying, the justifiably deserved and accumulated positive capital and goodwill you have earned among black people from President and Senator Clinton's own history of struggle for racial justice.
risking to dissipate the statistical value, in the excess of data stratification.
