True aneurysms of the gastroduodenal (GDA) and pancreaticoduodenal (PDA) arteries have been attributed to increased collateral flow due to tandem celiac artery stenosis or occlusion.
After his indictment, however, Mr. Snipes sent the government a series of rambling letters describing his tax theories and warning that "pursuit of such a high-profile target will open the door to your increased collateral risk".
Optimization of clinical trial design should include the choice of clinical end points which provide mechanistic proof-of-concept and also reflect clinical benefits (e.g., surrogates to assess increased collateral flow reserve, such as myocardial perfusion imaging).
The agencies say that they are confident that their ratings reflect reality in the mortgages they have analyzed and that they have required managers of mortgage pools with risky loans in them to increase the collateral.
When the subprime crunch squeezed the financial markets, the value of those CDOs declined, forcing quants to increase the collateral in margin accounts, buy back the shorted stocks, or both.
In scenario 4, there were considered to be significant direct benefits built into the trial design, and significant community benefits as part of wider support to the hospital, and some concern that continuing to increase the collateral benefits to participants might compromise voluntariness in informed consent.
The members noted that increased housing market activity could boost growth and provide a "modest fillip" to consumer spending and investment if increased collateral helped to relax credit constraints.
Fishing practices have also led to destruction of native habitats, and increased collateral damage to unintended fish caught by accident (bycatch).
They used this increased collateral to obtain massive loans for more land and machinery from equally sanguine and eager lenders.
