b) Fixing the instep with shoelace or straps is effective in the reduction of shear force on risk regions of plantar.
And now, in the nonprofit theater, too, the forces of risk control are at work.
This method can only be applied in special places, and the measured force is not the force on risk regions of the plantar but the force that the footwear applies on the ground.
Her comments have all the force of high-risk empathy: she is willing to imagine herself where she might have ended up – in Steenkamp's place.
Here urban planning scenarios linking urban development and climate change explore the main driving forces of future risk.
Because a range of restrictions virtually eliminates Palestinian's ability to obtain building permits in Area C, communities are forced to risk demolition of their schools to educate their children.
The US Department of Defense implements a program for training members of the army, navy, marines and air force in the process of risk management for government information systems.
If, on the other hand, American officials communicate skepticism in their public statements, if they suggest that Rouhani is insincere or not empowered to follow through, or if they continue to emphasize the threat of force, they risk making his diplomatic initiative look foolish and thus strengthening the hand of his most radical adversaries.
A series of forced evacuations and delineation of risk zones in Montserrat avoided the mass casualties of Martinique, but on 25 June 1997, 19 people returning to the exclusion zone were killed by pyroclastic flows (see Figure 1).
Because having been randomly assigned rifapentine as treatment was associated with an increased risk for relapse in univariate analyses of TBTC Study 22 (1 ), we conducted a secondary analysis in which treatment assignment was forced into multivariate models of risk for poor treatment outcomes.
