Although the diagnostic criteria are well established, knowledge of the more dangerous implications of TCM still remains to be elucidated.
However, the agencies pointed to several gaps to be filled and to the dangerous implications of the economic crisis.
Maria José Cornax, the fisheries director of the conservation group Oceana, said that reopening renegotiations on fish catches could have dangerous implications for hard-won rules on sustainable fishing.
This ruling, which may seem fair on its face, has dangerous implications for the future of the community's responsibility to maintain our democratic society.
Those storms, meteorologists say, suggest the hurricane pattern is shifting, a change with dangerous implications for the beaches, hotels and condominiums on which Florida's tourism economy depends.
The report criticized Egypt's new constitution, saying vague provisions on speech, religion, and the family had dangerous implications for women's rights and the exercise of social freedoms protected under international law.
He says some people will isolate themselves out of fear during an outbreak, with a "dampening" effect on transmission, while others might flee, with dangerous implications for the outbreak's long-range spread.
In view of the fact that cyber attacks can lead to dangerous implications for the security of autonomous driving systems, it is fundamental to consider their effects on the behavior of the interconnected vehicles, and to try to limit them from the control design stage.
That has dangerous implications for women.
Internet gambling has dangerous implications for families and society, Leach says.
