But if the pocket is large, hundreds of thousands of barrels of crude could be potentially released, a worst case that no executive wished to speculate about publicly.
In general, good agreement was obtained between methods assessing the energy that can be potentially released, as long as the methods consider not only fire and explosion but also reaction and decomposition.
Since live vaccine strains (attenuated by natural selection or genetic engineering) are potentially released into the environment by the vaccinees, safety issues concerning the medical as well as environmental aspects must be considered.
That's because so much water, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide was potentially released during the Moon's peak basalt lava production some 3.5 billion years ago.
The exocrine pathway arises puzzling questions about the environment where the peptides are potentially released.
On the other hand, the fact that ∼20% of AEA was potentially released from PCL-NPs prior to the entry of the latter into cells probably explains the residual inhibitory effect of BSA and other pharmacological tools used here on the uptake of PCL-NP-AEA.
Live vaccine strains (attenuated by natural selection or genetic engineering) may be potentially released into the environment.
6 8 During combustion, these contaminants are potentially released into the air in their original or oxidised forms.
This study population is unique in that participants were initially recruited to measure the extent and the effects of prenatal exposure to contaminants (including PBDEs) that were potentially released by the destruction of the WTC towers.
For example, the effect on epileptiform activities of other gliotransmitters, such as ATP, d-serine and GABA, or of inflammatory agents, such as cytokines and chemokines that are potentially released by activated astrocytes, has been not specifically addressed.
