Meandering through dead-end jobs, uncomfortable flats and occasional casual sex, she is defiantly proud that a beggar and the voice of the S-Bahn announcer are her only points of human contact.
These results again point to the utility of hybrid control programs using both "green" products and synthetic products, green closer to points of human contact and synthetic as a perimeter treatment.
The greatest impediment to conducting environmental epidemiologic studies is the lack of accurate, quantitative measures of exposure at points of human contact and within the organism.
Traditional methods for human exposure assessment involve measuring exposure concentrations in the ambient environment and extrapolating to potential points of human contact, as well as measuring the concentration of parent compounds or their metabolites in biological samples (biomonitoring).
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After identifying antibiotic concentrations and pathogen densities in the environment, as well as possible levels and rates of ARB generation in each environmental compartment, a range of fate and transport models are available to estimate the amounts of antibiotics, pathogens, ARB, and ARG at points of human contact.
A teen-ager at that point needs human contact and counselling.
He, rather than the grand master, is Caravaggio's point of human contact.
Like the other leaders I was dealing with, I always tried to find a point of human contact beyond the tensions of the politics.
They're your first point of human contact, the ones who lay down the rules and ideals, your earliest and most enduring example of how best to behave.
