But is there a commensurate societal concern?
The ever expanding use of engineered nanoscaled materials has brought about a commensurate growth in concern about their potential risks to human and environmental health.
To make still births count as a public health concern commensurate with its burden, issues around under-reporting and misclassification of still births need to be addressed, and the lack of information on the causes of still births at sub-national levels in India has to be addressed for effective prevention and intervention programmes.
The government in February told auditors to take a more rigorous approach to ensure that projected savings are commensurate with profit outlooks, raising concern that banks may have to forgo more tax credits and write down capital.
Unifying theories is a matter of showing how the mathematical formulae that comprise them can be derived from one another, how the phenomena they concern can be commensurated.
The committee's report agreed by a majority of just 13 to nine that a reformed House of Lords "should have an electoral mandate provided that it has commensurate powers", although it noted concerns it could mean elected peers would challenge the traditional primacy of the House of Commons.
Very little is known about the species' biology, although what we do know, for instance concerning its trap-lining foraging habits, are commensurate with the behaviour of closely related taxa.
Jackson: There has been some slowdown of hiring of foreign nationals in the national laboratories due to security concerns, but NSBP has not detected any commensurate increase in the hiring of African Americans.
There are plenty of very real environmental dangers to worry about, and all of them — including mercury, pesticides and hazardous waste — merit some concern and precaution; but that concern should be measured, commensurate with the actual danger, as best we understand it.
Here's an important line: There are plenty of very real environmental dangers to worry about, and all of them — including mercury, pesticides and hazardous waste — merit some concern and precaution; but that concern should be measured, commensurate with the actual danger, as best we understand it.
