George Hamilton, a professor of vascular surgery at UCL, told the inquiry that in these circumstances the implant would inevitably become contaminated, which could spread the infection and lead to above-the-knee amputation or even death.
In fact, because of errors from machining and assembly, thermal deformation and so forth, axial clearance also occurs inevitably in the joint which could cause out-of-plane motion between the journal and the bearing.
His arm is inevitably subjected to more strain, which could potentially keep him from pitching as long as Niekro or Wilhelm did.
Although simplification strategies make the raw expression profiles coarse-grained, which could somewhat ameliorate the noise in the data, inevitably the simplification leads to loss of information, which may exacerbate the situation of limited sampling.
It is also worth noting that we found no significant SNPs in the MHC region, which could be due to the small sample size which inevitably reduced the power to detect significant associations.
The cost of making it will inevitably be reflected in the selling price, which could be up to £50m.
Nostalgia means that the public focus, inevitably, will be on the other game – which could feature the last contest between Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, the defining quarterbacks of their generation, in the AFC championship decider between Brady's New England Patriots and Manning's Denver Broncos.
(This count excludes marine animals, which could easily triple the total, and for whom death almost inevitably comes from either suffocation or being crushed).
There were numerous groupings which could have been used to organize the findings, and some papers inevitably overlap.
