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Although safe, this strategy exposes the patient to an overuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics [ 3].

Furthermore, patients were, on average, within euglycemic ranges for 60 min after exercise, suggesting this strategy exposes patients to only transient periods of hyperglycemia prior to exercise (Fig. 1).

According to the NRC panel, which was assembled at the request of the NNI, the strategy exposes weaknesses in the government's understanding of potential nanotechnology risks today and does not adequately address how they will be assessed in the future.

The change in strategy exposes the profound shifts in the diplomatic and military terrain here over three years of conflict, and the poverty of solutions for bringing it to an end.

The laissez-faire strategy exposes a situation where no adaptation activity is initiated to cope with climate change impacts.

But this strategy has exposed China's companies to potential foreign-exchange risk, one reason why the authorities are reluctant to let the yuan move more freely against the dollar.

Investors employing this strategy are exposed to losses should shares rally above the upper breakeven price of $21.46, or if shares slip beneath the lower breakeven point at $17.54, ahead of expiration day.

"With respect to the carbon bubble, so far we have divested from high risk companies, with all or significant parts of their business strategy exposed to the most carbon intensive forms of fossil fuels.

Squint Scrooge-ishly, and all these hydraulics, that flying sidecar trike, the gold lamé boas and giant seabird contraptions, however elegant, can look a little like a business expense, props that can be offset against liabilities, in the wake of the trio's tax avoidance strategy exposed last year.

The approach consists in generalizing to these two-dimensional models a one-dimensional strategy exposed in Blanc et al. (2010) [6], which is based on applying the ergodic theorem to Markov chains.

Without ECMO, difficulty maintaining adequate alveolar ventilation is one limitation to the use of a protective ventilation strategy – exposing patients to potential side effects of subsequent hypercapnia, such as intracranial pressure elevation, pulmonary hypertension, depressed myocardial contractility and a reduction in renal blood flow [ 56, 57].