Working in a disaster zone changed that ratio, he said, but didn't reverse it.
Along with parental age, birth order of child, maternal illness, parental hormone levels, stress, and natural disaster and war, sex ratio has also been shown to vary by racial/ ethnic origin of mother (e.g., Mathews and Hamilton 2005).
Accidental high paternal TCDD exposure in the Seveso disaster significantly lowered the sex ratio among the offspring several years later (Mocarelli et al. 1996, 2000), and a similar trend was found after the Yucheng PCB and PCDF poisonings (del Rio Gomez et al. 2002).
There was no significant difference in the gender ratio between those who lived in the severe disaster and non-severe disaster areas.
The soft benefits of virtualization, such as simplified disaster recovery, provide cost advantages over consolidation ratios alone.
That event can be an irritation or a disaster, depending on the terrain and what gear ratio the bike is stuck in.
In early 1962, Liu, clearly striving for an acceptable ratio, described the famine as "three parts natural disaster and seven parts man-made disaster".
For a disaster area m, assuming that P m is the ratio of days that disasters happen through the whole year.
When your price/earnings ratio tops 100, the slightest stumble can quickly bring disaster.
Probable PTSD was associated with "lack of communication" in medical workers (adjusted odds ratio = 3.70, P < 0.01), and "mainly disaster-related work" and "displacement" in municipality workers [adjusted odds ratio = 3.89 (P < 0.001) and 2.27 (P < 0.05), respectively].
