Here, we investigate how P. pacificus samples collected from a variety of widespread environments may respond differently to low temperature exposure.
The possibility of alternative pathways to N2, which may not be limited by organic matter content, oxygen, or observed dissolved inorganic N levels, have not been examined in these widespread environments.
Rated as potentially carcinogenic for humans and the most highly produced chlorinated organic compound (http://www.eurochlor.org/solvents), DCM is highly volatile (b.p. 38°C) and water-soluble, making it a widespread contaminant in the environment [35].
These anthropogenic activities have led to a widespread contamination of the environment.
Obsolescence is a widespread "hazard" to the built environment, which often leads to the demolition of buildings that still have years of remaining service life.
The institute argues that the board's proposal "will create a widespread burden on the business environment" and that adding the expense of stock options to a company's results "would throw off their bottom lines and cause an upheaval in the stock market".
All this while, in the Senate, legislators have been debating perhaps the most venal Bush initiative to date, the $145-billion energy bill boondoggle -- labeled "No Lobbyist Left Behind" legislation by Sen. John McCain -- that would have a widespread, devastating effect on the environment.
This hypothesis is supported by the identification of this clonal complex in wildlife isolates of Campylobacter (27 ), which suggests a widespread distribution maintained in the environment.
This finding supports concerns that limited time for reflection, a widespread issue in health care environments, may hinder organizational learning [ 50].
As in many aquatic environments, pollution is a widespread problem in Southern Brazil.
Snow avalanches are a widespread natural phenomenon in steep mountain environments, where they modulate landscapes and frequently disturb forest stands.
