Following ICRU recommendations, organs at risk organized in a parallel structure could receive an acceptably small proportion of high dose component.
The FBI says that it fears that $50 billion is at risk from organized crime siphoning off some of the money they are printing.
The space belongs to Homies Organizing the Mission to Empower Youth (Homey), a community organization focused on helping at-risk youth.
That is done through things like organizing dangerous building board ups, offering safety assessments and improvements to at-risk homes and improving public spaces.
The city also organized "call-ins," nighttime conversations at the courthouse with gang members, those on probation, and other at-risk youth about the legal risks of criminal violence, and the alternatives available.
In addition to creationist challenges from students, parents, and even unfortunately colleagues, teachers are at risk of encountering organized opposition to evolution education, often from the local school board.
O'Malley mentioned at-risk kids.
Children are most at-risk.
Age, sex and ethnicity matched normoglycemic control subjects were recruited in the study by public advertisement and increased awareness by offering screening for diabetic risk factors at specially organized medical camps.
People with cancer are particularly at risk of receiving poorly organized and fragmented care due to the complex nature of the disease and its management, which often involves multidisciplinary care from a large team of medical, nursing and allied health practitioners in both hospital and community settings over extended periods of time.
In project management context, risk is organized at the highest level of management, with a global vision (Suslick and Schiozer 2004; Aven and Vinnem 2005).
