He was in command: of room, of the discussion, and of a complicated and hazardous set of policy materials.
PC-1 could be split into two gene sets: a hazardous set of 321 transcripts, for which increased expression was associated with poor prognosis, and a protective set of 238 transcripts, for which increased expression was beneficial.
The EPA originally proposed classifying coal ash as hazardous and setting strong, federally enforceable standards for its disposal.
The circumpolar environment itself is a hazardous work setting, with special risks posed by great distances, permafrost, cold waters, high wind speeds, ice, blizzards, and darkness.
14, 15 More recently, the psychometric approach of Slovic and colleagues 16– 18 has provided a wide array of useful information as to the manner in which people judge and react to technological and environmental threats, as well as the cognitive and perceptual processes they undertake in a hazardous exposure setting.
The basic concept in the assessment of occupant safety in a building under fire conditions is the determination of the time when occupants are able to safely escape before hazardous conditions sets in.
While a scale model of the Da Vinci-mobile has been observed by Professor Nanni and others to move, change direction, start and stop -- thus proving that the design works -- the full-size model weighing hundreds of pounds is seen, even by its own builders, as too hazardous to set loose on an unsuspecting public.
Despite heavy rain which made the Bremgarten Circuit slippery and hazardous, Caracciola set a new lap record, at an average speed of, and cemented his reputation as the Regenmeister.
Achievement of various objectives for BTHW requires understanding of the fundamentals related to the type/source of hazardous waste, environmental setting, strategies for BTHW, and effectiveness of treatment technologies.
