The identification, monitoring and management of impacts on GDEs are often a key component of mine approvals, which need to consider and attempt to minimise the risks that negative impacts may arise.
11 Other heat stress impacts may arise from increased mistakes in daily activities and accidental injuries.
Indirect land-use change impacts may arise if increasing demand for biofuels increases commodity prices or displaces the production of other agricultural crops, and this, in turn, causes uncultivated land to be converted to agricultural production.
In practice, difficulties in impact evaluations may arise from the lack of suitable comparison groups, poorly identified or too small samples, and failure to include comparison groups in either baseline or impact assessment surveys.
The impact of neuroglobin may arise from both its binding to cytochrome c and its subsequent redox reaction, although the binding alone is sufficient to block pro-caspase 9 activation.
Delays or prevention of eruption in horizontal incompletely impacted third molar may arise from bone formation below the crown in the middle-aged and elderly as the controlling mechanisms of the final condition without any stimuli, such as inflammation.
Furthermore, the schedule minimises the impact of side-effects that may arise during therapy.
An anisotropic nonlinear crystal mechanics model is developed for a class of ductile aluminum alloys, with the intent of relating microscopic features and properties to performance of the alloys deformed at high strain rates that may arise during impact and blast events.
The assessment was achieved by firstly using the finite element method to determine the stress and strain distribution around stress concentrators representative of those encountered in the manufacturing, assembly and operation of composite structures of modern aerospace vehicles, for instance the sharp notches that may arise from impact events.
Using the Internet, the BREATH intervention provides a novel and easy-accessible approach to reduce at an early stage the impact of psychological problems that may arise after the completion of medical treatment.
