Recurrent invasions of non-indigenous species may result in competitive interactions between invaders and the native fauna, and beyond the elimination of native biodiversity, hybridization and genetic homogenization are eminent concerns for endemic biodiversity [ 2, 20, 73].
The pre-eminent concern of my nurse was that we establish sign language to signal my need for a bedpan.
The "serious health risk" involved clashed with Judaism's "pre-eminent concern with life and human health .The medical aspects of mainstream circumcision are under review too.
"I think maybe we should go back to the old ways," he said, arguing that putting out fires, his pre-eminent concern, had been easier before integration.
Mr. Lay's pre-eminent concern in his letters was the deregulation of the retail electricity market, a law signed by Mr. Bush in 1999.
He said that direct suction was not required by Jewish law and that the serious risks of the practice were "inconsistent with the Jewish tradition's pre-eminent concern with human life and health".
Despite insisting that climate change remains their pre-eminent concern, greens around Europe insist on putting their anti-nuclear ideology ahead of any concern for the stability of our planet's climate.
The pre-eminent concern was for the woman's well-being, with only a minority of participants expressing worries about the unborn baby.
The style is ubiquitous: primary-colored, pipe-rail play units moored in a moat of rubber matting, the number of moving parts held to a minimum, sand and swings often banished, safety and low maintenance elevated to pre-eminent concerns.
But even beyond the emergence of war and national security as pre-eminent concerns, there has been a profound reordering of domestic priorities, a darkening of the country's mood and, in the eyes of many, a fraying of America's very sense of itself.
