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"We remain watchful in India, in China and of commodity exposures more broadly," said the bank.

The contaminated water has been emitting radiation exposures more than four times the amount that the government considers safe for workers.

Compared to conditions that presented the same stimuli briefly for 50 or 200 ms (exposures more typical of simultaneous spatial arrays), localization accuracy did not improve significantly under longer viewing durations.

Similarly, the increased risk associated with self-identified African American race (odds ratio = 1.4 (95% C.I. = 1.1, 1.8), referent = white; reported in Lang, et al. [7]) may be attributed to allelic differences between racial groups [8], [9] or to environmental exposures more prevalent in one group compared with the other, or both.

Plots show that, for all the exposures, more substantial measurement error adjustments arise if larger measurement errors are assumed.

Raccoon exposures more frequently resulted from saliva/nervous tissue exposure than from bites (22.4% vs. 13.0%; p<0.0001).

This meant more money, more exposure, more legitimacy as a sport.

The Citigroup analyst Prashant Bhatia says the firm has $20 billion of loan exposure, more than any other firm on the street.

There are arguments for countervailing, intangible benefits — more national exposure, more admission applications, better quality students and increased alumni donations.

After clinical exposure, more surface roughness was recorded for superelastic NiTi wires and heat-activated NiTi wires.

We observed that at the highest concentration of ZnO NPs (2800 μg/ml) after 72 h of exposure, more than 97% of HepG2 cells were died.