And they point to a 1987 department study that found that four-member crews took longer to stretch hose lines and tired twice as quickly as those with five members.
Dr. Farley cited a health department study, published online in the journal Nicotine and Tobacco Research in April 2009, that found that 57 percent of nonsmoking adult New Yorkers had elevated levels of cotinine, a marker for smoking, in their blood, compared with 45 percent nationally.
DuPont's lawyers questioned the study's methods in cross-examination, and cited a state health department study from 1994 that they said showed no elevated instances of cancer in the town.
More than half of all nonsmokers in New York City have elevated levels of a nicotine byproduct in their blood indicating recent exposure to cigarette smoke, a city health department study has found.
PAGE A25 HIGH CIGARETTE SMOKE EXPOSURE More than half of all nonsmokers in New York City have elevated levels of a nicotine byproduct in their blood indicating recent exposure to cigarette smoke, a city health department study has found.
A state science department study on land cover released on Sunday found 296,000 hectares of land was cleared in 2014-15, more than a third of it in Great Barrier Reef catchments.
A city health department study published in 2009 found that 57 percent of nonsmoking adult New Yorkers had an elevated level of a nicotine byproduct in their blood indicating recent exposure to cigarette smoke.
But the evidence in a 1977 police department study of the "secondary effects" of adult businesses on their neighborhoods was sufficient to withstand summary judgment and require a full trial, Justice O'Connor said in an opinion joined by Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justices Scalia and Thomas.
Women not enrolled in college were 1.2 times as likely to be raped or sexually assaulted compared with those in higher education, according to a US justice department study, adding to the need to reach young adults before they leave the public school system.
The health department study found a 43 percent higher risk of prostate cancer, double the risk of thyroid cancer, and roughly triple the risk of multiple myeloma, a blood cancer of the bone marrow, in rescue and recovery workers.
