However, comparatively little research has assessed the long-term health effects of persistent Cs or other radioisotope exposures on the lung and pulmonary system (Yablokov 2009b).
I want to keep working at solving the problem that, notwithstanding the great efforts we've made in Massachusetts over a couple of decades in setting high goals, measuring progress, holding people accountable, and investing and building the capacity of the system to deliver, we've still been — however successful we've been comparatively — unsuccessful at: closing persistent achievement gaps.
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An unresolved question is whether humans exposed to comparatively low doses of persistent environmental chemicals such as polyhalogenated biphenyls or organochlorine pesticides are at risk for injury to the liver.
In the present study, which included a relatively large sample of children with comparatively high prenatal exposure to persistent organochlorines, no clear associations emerged between exposure and obesity or BMI.
All downstream contaminant plumes exhibited HET concentrations above typical PAH concentrations indicating that some HET are generally persistent towards biodegradation compared to other coal tar constituents, which results in comparatively increased field-derived half-lives of HET.
His comparatively light sentence and preferential treatment during his imprisonment led to persistent rumors that he had cooperated with his Nazi captors.
The expression of successfully tagged genes is not only persistent, but also tends to occur in broad domains and comparatively large tissues.
1 2 3 4 Although depressive episodes may be persistent in adolescents, with episodes lasting a median 1-2 years, 5 6 depression is poorly recognised and comparatively few people receive specialist treatment.
