Because of its low morbidity profile, percutaneous RFA can be repeated quite easily in cases of local recurrence, with only very limited clinical consequences for the patient.
Thus, the question taken by the Supreme Court will have very limited real world consequences on greenhouse gas emissions.
Whereas this happens frequently in most parts of the body, the regeneration capacity of the nervous system is generally very limited in mammals, and the consequences of neuronal disease or injury are mostly irreversible.
Since molecular methods (i.e., RT-PCR) are unable to recognize viable and functional CTCs, the detection of CTCs immediately after surgeries may provide very limited information to predict pathologic consequences (i.e., distant metastases and deaths caused by cancer) with this method.
But we saw that since the amplitude of the "cross" FBPs is usually negligible compared to the amplitude of the "direct" FBPs, the consequences would be very limited as long as the HA gains are set to similar amplification levels.
Note, however, that since the amplitude of the "cross" FBPs is negligible compared to the amplitude of the "direct" FBPs (Section 2.2), the consequences would be very limited as long as the HA gains are set to similar amplification levels, as can be seen from (47).
Occlusion of obtuse marginal branches yielded a very limited, nontransmural LV infarction without functional consequences, as assessed by echocardiography.
The majority of kidney diseases affect the renal filtration unit, the glomerulus, as a consequence of a very limited capacity for regeneration and self-renewal of terminally differentiated glomerular podocytes (Brinkkoetter et al, 2013).
"The consequences for our company are very limited," Arnault told Le Figaro.
