Several measures aimed at reducing GHG emissions can also improve local air quality, most commonly particulate matter (PM) and ozone (O3) precursors.
Given the potential for both harm to self and others, an agenda which has been powerful in the development of the 'public safety' agenda in mental health policy, mental health problems clearly are, if not commonly, potentially matters of life and death.
He pushed the bounds of commonly accepted photographic subject matter, which enraged his foes and ensured his obscurity by the purveyors of photographic history.
Since my appointment, this office has concluded two matters within our jurisdiction, matters commonly referred to as the "F.B.I.
It was not just, as is commonly supposed, a matter of white villains and black victims.
We commonly say: 'Kids matter the most' but we are not putting our money where our mouths are.
Thus, 35 years ago, when he compiled "Equality of Educational Opportunity," Coleman naturally measured the resources that were easy to measure and that were commonly assumed to matter -- physics labs, academic curricula, teacher qualifications and so forth.
Other entities commonly classified as matter when traveling with high velocity include the positively charged nucleus of the hydrogen atom, or proton; the nucleus of deuterium (i.e., heavy hydrogen, the nucleus of which has double the mass of normal hydrogen's nucleus), or deuteron, also positively charged; and the nucleus of the helium atom, or alpha particle, which has a double positive charge.
Carriers of the minor allele at SNPs rs1043994, rs10404382 and at rs10423702 more commonly had white matter lesions.
In many publications, the term relative cerebral blood volume (rCBV) is used to show that values from a tumour have been normalized to an area of 'normal tissue', most commonly contralateral white matter.
