The final - and essential - element in the descriptive hazard characterization is the relationship, if any, between the ingested dose, infection and the manifestation and magnitude of health effects in exposed individuals.
It then reabsorbs water and essential elements in amounts that are needed to maintain the fluid, electrolytic, and other chemical balances in the body.
The data presented here on alcohol consumption and sexual risk-taking among South Indian FSW and MMW illuminate essential elements in the commercial sex encounter in these settings.
The results suggest that the NIPAAm, VIDA and crosslinker amounts and copper chelation are essential elements in the molecular design of the gel to retain a sharp phase transition.
Though some soil organisms can become pests especially when a single crop is grown repeatedly in the same field, encouraging the proliferation of organisms that prey on their roots by and large they are essential elements in the process of life, death, and decay, which rejuvenates the environment.
NLM is a participant in the National Institutes of Health NIH Roadmapap initiatives, many of which include biomedical computing and interdisciplinary research as essential elements, in the programs of the NIH BISTI initiative, and other NIH informatics initiatives.
We argue that both betweenness and closeness should be essential elements in the decision-making toolkit of any HR manager, both from a proactive standpoint (i.e., risk mitigation) and a reactive perspective (i.e., damage control).
Creating awareness on NCD risk factors, prevention, and early management are essential elements in the mitigation of NCDs.
The rule of law, independent regulators and judiciaries, predictability, clean politics, and political stability are all essential elements in the highly competitive race for private capital.
Your prompt reporting of this serious incident to your superiors and subsequent testimony in court were essential elements in the apprehension and trials of the men responsible for this brutal crime.
This review surveys data from observational studies supporting the premise that physical activity, exercise training, and improvements in cardiorespiratory fitness are essential elements in the prevention and treatment of the cardiovascular diseases induced by an environment in which survival no longer obligates physical exertion.
