This suggests that some cattle, with higher intra-herd contact rates, are also more likely to be engaged in inter-specific interaction, and may constitute high-risk individuals for disease transmission, both within the cattle herd and between badgers and cattle.
Catastrophic expenditure does not, therefore, imply that costs are excessively high, as even a relatively low cost may constitute a high proportion of household income of the poor.
These relationships provide a simple basis for risk assessment, and support the suggestion that mesotheliomas may constitute a high proportion of cancer deaths resulting from early exposure to asbestos.
In checkerboard analyses, chemokinesis may constitute as high as 35% of total cell motility (both chemotaxis and chemokinesis) but is frequently eliminated in the subsequent evaluation of the molecular regulation of invasion [ 20].
Another limitation of the school-based study is the fact that school dropouts, which may constitute a high-risk group for smoking, were not included in the survey.
In addition to the risks associated with crowding, animals of commercial operations may constitute a higher risk for human infection when their relatively young age at time of slaughter does not suffice for developing immunity to common farm pathogens.
These studies showed that serotype 6C is widely spread in the world and that it may constitute a higher or lower proportion of the previously defined serotype 6A isolates.
Thus whilst more cycles may appear to constitute higher costs, these need to be offset against the gains provied in terms of increased survival.
What would constitute "high" human capital maturity?
While such behavior may not be actionable for an ordinary citizen, the President should be held to a different standard, regardless of whether his actions constitute high crimes and misdemeanors.
The landscapes within the potential high transmission zones, particularly in the third and fourth annual periods, may constitute areas with a higher risk of T. b. rhodesiense transmission due their greater suitability for vector populations, combined with an increased amount of interaction between humans, livestock and tsetse.
