These tasks may pose high risk to the development of cumulative trauma to the back.
Similarly, jobs with awkward postures such as among health care workers or constructions workers with occasionally high peak loads may pose high demands on the low back but without the timing and intensity that could provide a training effect in general or specifically on the low back muscles.
Some communities may even pose high obstacles for newcomers to enter (e.g., Merriam et al. 2003), which may ensure not only a minimum of newcomer aptitudes, knowledge, and skills at the beginning of the membership, but also a higher level of participation during the membership (Eberle et al. 2014).
US officials also welcomed the apparent shift in Russian targeting toward Isis fighters in the east of Syria, rather than US-backed moderates, but warned that using long-range bombers may pose a higher risk of collateral damage.
Notably, the results also show that CFc may pose a higher threat to the city of Naples than the better-known Mount Vesuvius.
An increase in the number of medications may pose a higher risk of hyperpharmacotherapy, and an assessment tool to ensure the safety of patients taking multiple drugs is needed (Feinberg and Simonson 2005).
Medicines that are considered potentially inappropriate lack evidence based indications, are not cost-effective and may pose a higher risk of adverse events including increases in morbidity, adverse drug events, hospitalisation and mortality [ 4, 5].
This higher RR is also compatible with the hypothesis that younger children have a greater susceptibility to adverse effects of benzene released by motor vehicles, not an entirely unexpected finding since some chemicals may pose a higher risk of cancer when exposure occurs during early life [ 34].
The rapidly increasing HIV epidemic combined with the high proportion of MSM donating blood may pose a high risk to the clinical blood security in China.
