Despite their utility, PCBs are linked to environmental and human health risks (Safe 1997; Safe and Zacharewski 1997; Svendsgaard et al. 1997; Swanson et al. 1995; Tilson and Kodavanti 1997) that have resulted in the subsequent banning or highly restricted use of PCBs in many countries, including the United States.
Coastal environments are linked to promotion of physical activity through provision of safe, opportune, aesthetic and accessible spaces for recreation.
One of these is linked to playing safe, the other to risk-taking behaviour.
When the Giants were remaking their offensive line, they wanted players who understood the value of pass protection in today's N.F.L., especially since the Giants knew that Collins's development would be linked to how safe he felt in the pocket.
Before the intervention, approximately 26% of households in the city as a whole were linked to a safe sewer system; others used sanitary alternatives for sewage disposal such as septic tanks, or unsanitary methods such as discharging sewage into the street.
G.E. contends that the toxic chemicals, which have been linked to cancer, are safe in their current state.
Mohammed's mother is married to Sabri Essid, a member, who investigators say was linked to a Qaeda safe house in Syria in 2006.
A more nuanced view would add that disorder also inspires breaking from tradition, which can lead to fresh insight, and that order is linked to playing it safe.
A 2015 report from REACH and UNHCR found that refugees' primary health concerns were linked to difficulties accessing safe water and sanitation.
The formula, which manufacturers say is safe, has been linked to more than a dozen deaths nationwide.
