Lenders also seek detailed information about cases, which can jeopardize client confidentiality.
When sex hurts, a woman may try to avoid intimacy altogether, which can jeopardize an existing relationship or keep her from entering a new one.
To get back into the general prison population, activists say, they are pressured to divulge information about other gang members in prison, a process known as "debriefing," which can jeopardize their safety.
Whales, like many cetaceans, are prone to respiratory tract infections, which can jeopardize already endangered populations.
An inhomogeneous temperature distribution for a reflow thermal profile can cause various soldering defects, which can jeopardize product reliability and lead to significant productivity loss.
In Norway 260 000 (23.1%) children live in homes where at least one parent has a mental illness, which can jeopardize daily function [ 58].
Different techniques have been used to achieve visualization of pial vessels, but the approach has limits, which can jeopardize the well-being of the animals.
Grazing or excessive snacking is a common issue that affects many bariatric patients pre- and postoperatively, which can jeopardize long-term weight loss if not controlled.
Under-wrapping quantifies the extent to which hydrogen bonds at the protein backbone are accessible to water and thus susceptible to hydration, which can jeopardize the structural integrity of the protein.
Many young adults change or lose the insurance coverage that was in place during their childhood, which can jeopardize their continuity of care [ 15, 60], and it is estimated that 29% of young adults (18 24 years) with SCD are uninsured [ 14].
