The F.A.A. expects a return of air traffic to levels before the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and is trying to avoid a return to the kind of congestion that produced.
The report sketches out the opportunity — the power of knowing more — to improve health care and reduce costs, put more cars on the road with less congestion, and produce more accurate weather predictions to lessen storm-related property damage and save lives, among other benefits.
It also has a negative effect on the environment as a result of the air traffic congestion it produces.
Pelvic congestion syndrome occurs in 10% of women and results from dilated, tortuous, and congested veins produced by retrograde flow through incompetent valves in the ovarian veins (Fig. 7).
In addition, various other issues (e.g., primary energy, environmental factors) have produced generalized congestion, thereby routinely forcing available generation capacity and transmission capacity into crisis conditions.
The daily ingestion of ethanol and sucrose for 5 weeks produced vascular congestion, hepatocytes degeneration and dilatation of sinusoids capillaries in the liver.
She was among many residents concerned that a narrower roadway would clog traffic along Eighth Street and divert vehicles to nearby streets, producing congestion there.
It helps to correct, at least mildly, a clear market failure: people who drive don't pay the full costs of the externalities they create, including the wear and tear they put on roads, the pollution they emit, and the congestion they help produce.
Currently the University is served by a bus service, which does not resolve the problem of student mobility demand in a suitable way; where possible, students prefer to use individual transport, producing congestion both on the access and on the internal campus road networks.
These lesions are most likely related to mucus depletion and a constrictive effect on veins and arteries of the gastric mucosal, producing congestion, inflammation and tissue injury.
