Impact to the head governs risk for brain injury [ 33], while impact to the hip or wrist dramatically increases risk for fracture at these respective sites [ 9, 28].
Specifically, we point out that known genetic factors associated with AMD govern the risk to develop disease and thus may not play a role in its severity or progression.
Migration assessment found that several long-lived fission products including C-14, Cl-36, Se-79, Sn-125, and I-129 dominate the long-term dose rate, whereas transuranic elements govern the risk of an inadvertent human intrusion scenario.
Examining the subject from legal and economic perspectives, they consider whether rules of civil liability can govern CCS risk; how a liability system might address the open-ended timeline; what role public and private regulatory measures could play; and whether compensation should be provided from public or private resources.
"We are able to govern security risk mitigation, able to look at every step, able to block out components based on corporate policy".
To establish a unique 'biorepository' of data and biological samples from overweight and obese children, in order to investigate the complex 'gene × environment' interactions that govern disease risk.
Together, the genetically determined settings of the T-cell response mechanism and the environmental exposure history, for each individual, govern the risk of autoimmune disease manifestation.
Since we did not, we can return to the second hypothesis we originally proposed: that social cohesion may operate contextually to govern the risk of psychosis (Kirkbride et al., 2008).
These include setting up an ethics code to govern potential risks to the LSE's reputation and the installation of a new body to oversee the admission of postgraduate students and their studies.
