Secondary end points were cumulative radiation exposure, resource utilization, and costs of competing strategies.
The bank's exposure to resources such as coal, oil and gas had decreased by 10% in 2016.
However, everything remains free to students on InternMatch, and Maguire told me that the startup is working to create exposure and resources for programs like Work Study, which can help reimburse employers who recruit interns with financial aid packages.
Our venture, My Card My Story, would never have become a reality without the exposure and resources that college life has offered us.
This interaction indicates the extent to which the respondent is connected to the enrolees and exposure to resource use activities [ 4, 13].
Regulatory monitoring data have been the exposure data resource most commonly applied to studies of the association between long-term PM2.5 components and health.
Because of subsistence lifestyles, spiritual practices, and other cultural behaviors, tribes have multiple exposures from resource use that could result in disproportionate environmental impacts (U.S. EPA 2004).
The intricate relationships of NAD metabolism and circadian rhythms (74, 89, 96) underscore the central logic of redox systems in supporting organismic adaptation to environmental changes, including availability of nutrient resources, exposure to hazardous agents, and vulnerability to predators.
Combined with growing interest among global investors in stocks that give them exposure to the resources boom, these funds have helped send prices for mining companies soaring.
Greater knowledge change was associated with exposure to learning resources enabling students to explore evidence compared to questions relating to evidence not presented in this manner.
