The two federal agencies maintain their work has been compromised--even before it can begin--by the EPA's failure to require a more comprehensive cleanup that would address quantities of PCBs in river sediments two to three times greater than originally estimated.
Though neither bills address quantities of recreational marijuana that would affect a commercial industry, some say the senate bill in particular has the potential to help the long-running problem of black and Latino residents being criminalized for marijuana offenses at a disproportional rate to whites.
Currently, diagnostic methods are addressing quantity and content of saliva in bulk and few qualitative tests of saliva, in bulk or of saliva as an adsorbed thin film, are at this date available for describing the protective functions of saliva.
The HSI (0 6-point scale) includes one item addressing quantity (using a 0 6-point comprescaleformat) plus another includesessing smoneng urgency, that item"How soon addressingwake up do you smoke your first cigarette?" The FTND (0–10-point scale) includes the HSI plus other indicators of behavioral propensity to smoke in various situations.
Analogous to cumulative distribution functions, basic statistical inference addresses cumulative quantities.
This paper addresses the quantity of fluid required for grinding and the method of application.
Many computers contain more - there are tricks to make 32-bit computers address larger quantities, but these add complexity and hamper efficiency.
This pilot study addresses the quantity and quality of randomized, controlled drug and nutritional supplement trials that have been conducted among NH residents.
As city, suburb, and town have developed, the need to address water quantity and quality has intensified and contemporary landscape architecture is uniquely positioned to find the intersections between management, performance, and experience.
These data would be important in addressing the quantity versus quality debate in OB or OW prevalence.
The question, 'Do you have enough food?' does not address the quantity or quality of food or the anxiety surrounding food procurement, although this question has been used in other food insufficiency analyses in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
