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The AQAM allows the robot to travel in reduced branch pipes and branch pipes with zero-radius of curvature, which are both common in real life but which pose a challenge to the previously developed in-pipe robots.
The list includes lawn darts; Power Wheels, a battery-powered vehicle that children can ride but which poses a fire hazard because of faulty wiring; Soft Walkin' Wheels, toy trucks with small wheel hubs that pose choking hazards; Flying Dolls, a spinning toy with plastic wings that can fly off and cause eye injuries; and various toy chests that have lids that can entrap or strangle children.
Each scenario corresponds to a simple clinical situation commonly encountered in daily practice but which poses a problem because it lacks the information needed to establish a diagnosis or propose a diagnostic or treatment option with certainty.
"But for ships, which pose a real risk, they don't seem to respond.
The overuse of antibiotics on farms is a major cause of the growing resistance in humans that is giving rise to superbugs, bacteria impervious to all but the strongest medicines and which pose a huge and growing threat to human health.
But this summer, several government agencies will work to remove these boats, which pose a health threat and a safety hazard.
"There are a number of very dangerous diseases out there which pose a real threat.
The fungus contaminates crops with mycotoxins, which pose a serious threat to food and feed safety.
The European Nucleotide Archive handles large volumes of data which pose a significant storage challenge.
Viruses are abundant, rapidly evolving pathogens which pose a continual challenge to the host immune system.
For instance, it is exceedingly difficult to image materials smaller than 50 nm inside the human body, and quantifying carbon nanotubes is all but impossible, which poses a major challenge to assessing whether nanoparticles reach specific organs when evaluating data from toxicity studies.
