Comparison at close to the brood size EC50, rather than at higher or lower effect levels was selected since at this exposure level, substantive chemical induced remodeling of the transcriptome of consequence for life-history traits can be expected without apoptotic and necrotic process dominating the signal.
Pollutants are becoming concentrated in these regions, and concern is growing over the possible consequences for life at high latitudes.
As San Francisco's suburbs spread east, the thousands of unknown faults that scientists suspect exist in the Bay Area carry potentially greater consequences for life and property.
This does not mean, however, that it does not also move very far away at times, which would have disastrous consequences for life on Earth.
Thus, critics say, the dam will have permanent consequences for life in the river, including possible extinction of larger species, but may only produce several decades of electricity.
All this, though, seems to take the focus off the needs of all child victims and survivors of sexual abuse, who have to live with the consequences for life.
Yet the world has already warmed by 1.8 degrees since then and is on track for an increase of 7.2 degrees, which experts say would have far-reaching consequences for life on the planet.
Many women have, like Astell, found in philosophy a source of joyful challenge and liberation, fascinating in its own terms, with illuminating consequences for life and the social world.
He said that changes in the seas' seasons had potential consequences for life beneath the waves.
direct impacts of both landslides and flooding: consequences for life and personal injuries, buildings, and infrastructure, indirect consequences of landslides, for example, potential flooding/energetic waves, meandering, and the related consequences for life, buildings, and infrastructure.
The authors predict a surge in type-2 diabetes in the coming years, with consequences for life expectancy and disability.
