Based on the results, it has been found that for low and moderate consequence classes the calculated reliability indices are in better agreement with the recommendations of ISO 2394 standard and Joint Committee on Structural Safety than with the values recommended in EN 1990 2002 standard.
Appropriate definitions for vitamin D insufficiency and deficiency, the populations at risk for low vitamin, potential consequences of low vitamin D, and how to manage a patient with low vitamin D are reviewed.
Thus, it is critical to determine whether breeding for low allergenicity would have consequences in terms of plant susceptibility against pathogens or abiotic stresses and whether high resistance to stresses would have consequences in terms of allergenicity.
This situation is creating serious social and economic consequences for low- and middle-income countries because of the excessive demand on health services and the social security programs used by much of the population.
The Comrades Marathon, considered "the holy grail" of road running amongst South Africans, requires consistent weekly training of 80 200 km during the 6 months preceding the event, which places these athletes at risk for low energy availability and its health consequences.
Using a parameter δ, defined as the ratio of the laser power P, to the scanning velocity v, i-phase was observed to form for low values of δ as a consequence of the high cooling rates.
Moreover, maneuvering fuel is precious and operators cannot afford to maneuver satellites unnecessarily or for low-probability, high-consequence conjunctions.
Only by finding and adopting better predictive theory and by systemically implementing better organizational/societal checks and balances for low-probability, high-consequence events can the world hope to offset the increasing complexity and interconnectedness of our global economy.
As a consequence of the higher Ge content, the calculated PL onset is shifted as low as ∼0.7 eV, similar to what is observed for low P exc.
