Senator Lieberman has written five books, including "The Scorpion and the Tarantula," a 1970 account of early failures in controlling nuclear proliferation, and "In Praise of Public Life" (2000), written with Michael D'Orso.
On the other hand, increases in mortality rates can indicate failures in controlling cancer risk factors and/or an appearance of new ones.
Failures in controlling the quality of water used for drinking, irrigation, aquaculture, food processing, or recreational purposes have been associated to gastroenteritis and other diseases outbreaks in the population [ 6, 7].
Failure in control beams is brittle and results in a large opening of the shear crack.
Instead, failure in control at realistic population densities was only found if at least one of the host species was poorly targeted.
The rate of intubation failure in control groups was significantly higher in studies using a cervical collar than in those using MILS (RR 2.05, 95% CI 1.53 2.75), but no statistically significant difference was observed between studies using or not using, or not mentioning, the use of a stylet (RR 1.13, 95% CI 0.86 1.50).
In the case of chronic stress, there is little doubt that an individual's success or failure in controlling potentially stressful situations can have a profound effect on his or her ability to function.
Beyond the financial damages, however, farmers and even entire regions may also bear reputational damages depending on the disease, publicity and success, or failure, in controlling the outbreak.
Pressure injections (32±13.5 nL, 10 psi, 150 ms) into the ventilatory neuropil were made with glass microelectrodes filled with either 1 µM KT5823 (using DMSO) in standard locust saline or locust saline alone (sham pressure-injections contained DMSO) 10 min before the temperature ramp (pre-treated) or during the temperature ramp at 30°C (acutely treated; ∼3 min before failure in controls).
This is perhaps due to their failure in controlling FDR, as observed in simulations.
