In the past, such effects on food webs and habitats were ignored or their relevance was underestimated, despite the fact that the EC Plant Protection Products Regulation (EC No. 1107/2009) expressly calls for impacts on biodiversity to be taken into consideration for the approval of PPPs [10].
10 However, we have not found any study that expressly investigated the potential impact of separation on parental behaviour that affects the overall health of very young children.
Several other factors also limited the interpretation of the data, including the lack of a uniform definition for anemia and a dearth of studies expressly designed to quantify the prevalence and impact of anemia.
Consequently, we have developed a 6- to 8-session individual treatment module for those impacted by killing in war, expressly designed for use with existing evidence-based treatments for PTSD, currently being validated for use in clinical practice.
The experimental investigations addressed both the static and dynamic properties of novel sandwich material, manufactured expressly for transportation industry and both the structural and impact behavior of the sandwich configuration.
In the case of a scheme of this size, and with such obvious equality implications, that duty would require the police expressly to address its mind – probably by conducting a formal equality impact assessment – to the possible damage to community relations and consider whether there are alternative means of achieving the aims of the scheme.
Avoidance of advertising by "flipping through" the product could have a negative impact on the revenue stream of Forbes Inc. and is therefore expressly prohibited.
RRI expressly calls innovators and stakeholders to collectively reflect on the 'right impacts' and purposes of the innovation, and to jointly formulate its goals and directions.
A panel convened by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) recommended Wednesday that the state set a minimum wage of $15 expressly for New York's fast-food workers, a novel regulatory maneuver that would impact many of the lowest earners in the state.
Some land managers expressly prohibit the use of biocontrols due to the potential for unintended impacts and the risks to non-target organisms (Tu et al. 2001).
