Finally, ophthalmic devices may pose a lower level of risk to patients than ophthalmic drugs, which may explain the differences in clinical trial design leading to approval.
In terms of practical implications of false negative screens, patients with low levels of colonization may pose a lower transmission risk.
The objective of this work was to study the relationship between the blood PVL and the antibody level, in order to identify whether the individual humoral response, i.e. the anti-p24 or anti-whole-BLV particle, could be used as a marker of the blood level of infection and thus help to recruit animals that may pose a lower risk of dissemination under natural conditions.
Conventional wisdom suggests that nanomaterials in liquid suspension generally pose lower inhalation risk to workers.
Finally, the response rate of 32.3% may pose an overall risk of lower accuracy for the survey findings.
This could represent selection bias; for example, unstable fractures in the lower limbs may pose such a significant problem for patients and caregivers that surgical stabilization may be appropriate even when patients have a limited expectation of survival.
These data highlight the potential risks that non-ferrous metal mining, smelting and processing operations located in the Bor area may pose to aquatic ecosystems within the lower Danube Basin.
Our findings, thus, suggest that intrauterine growth restriction, as reflected in the SGA status and lower birth weight SD score, rather than prematurity or lower gestational age per se, may pose a risk for symptoms of ADHD in young children.
Still, although that provision protects against overt lead poisoning, it does nothing to promote preventative removal at lower levels—such as 20 μg/dL that may pose long-term health risks.
Furthermore, an association between lower productivity and excess weight on average may pose difficulties for the individual of excess weight to get hired or get a pay raise.
