Nonetheless, the new estimates fuel a continuing debate on the hazards of methylmercury, an organic mercury compound that concentrates in large marine animals and humans.
In his survey of the immense landscape of epilepsy, Grant concentrates in large part on that affecting the temporal lobes, not just because there's an enthralling literature on the subject, but because of the bizarre, intoxicating effects those seizures can have on experience.
Naturally occurring magnesium-containing brines are concentrated in large ponds by solar evaporation.
Inflation is low, domestic consumption is strengthening, and this time around, economic growth is not as concentrated in large factory and public works projects.
It will be the largest server farm in Europe.The combination of managed hosting and dedicated power stations means that data will be increasingly concentrated in large farms.
The deaths appear to have been concentrated in large cities like Paris, experts said, where elderly people were more likely to have been left essentially to fend for themselves.
The winner-take-all system generally favoured major parties over minor parties, large states over small states, and cohesive voting groups concentrated in large states over those that were more diffusely dispersed across the country.
Others say it reflects it.But non-whites make up a mere 7.9% of the British population and tend to be concentrated in large cities, with 45% living in London.
"We know that child poverty is concentrated in large families, so we know, as sure as night follows day, that if these proposals go through we will see more children living in poverty.
The lawsuit would be among several recent disputes involving money managers at large financial institutions and institutional investors who were told their money was being invested in low-risk, liquid fixed-income securities with high credit ratings, but later learned their assets were concentrated in large debt pools made up of low-quality residential mortgages.
Deprived areas tend to be concentrated in large cities and coastal towns, but pockets of deprivation exist in every part of the country, and the Jaywick area of Clacton on Sea, Essex, is the most deprived local area in England, according to the latest statistics.
