This is one of those cheery generalizations offered by people who are opposed to economic reform, and who want voters to worry that taxes and regulations on business might stifle the native risk-taking that has made America great.
Though it is difficult to disentangle whether this effect is due to the rescheduling of working hours or due to changes in the employment flows, the results from a panel analysis suggest that immigration raises the probability of improving natives' schedules and that it reduces the natives' risk of having undesirable schedules.
In a case control study of Alaska native children, risk was apparent in the bivariate analysis, but not in the multivariate analyses [ 12] (Table 1).
This is the first study to determine the susceptibility of multiple, native high-risk HPV types to neutralization by L2 antibodies.
These data are the first to determine the susceptibility of native, high-risk HPV types to antibodies that recognize cross-neutralizing, N-terminal, L2 epitopes, and should inform attempts to produce a second-generation, L2-based vaccine.
For despite the subversive wink embodied in Kim — her name of course brings to mind a certain Kipling character who could blend in with the natives but risked occasionally getting caught — the experience of reading "The Newlyweds" remains substantially the experience of reading a work in the realist vein.
She sparked an outcry among conservationists who claimed she put an endangered native bird at risk and breached a permit with the use of a dozen vehicles.
For determining the area at risk, native T1 and T2 mapping provide similar results and closely match the area at risk as defined by microspheres in animal models [64].
Ecological consequences include the invasion and modification of sensitive ecosystems, changes in habitat provision for native taxa, altered risk of pest and pathogen outbreaks, and hybridization with native con-generics.
When conflict arises, we need to advocate for native peoples at risk of being removed from their lands, whether through industrial development or climate change.
But when prices skyrocketed to $1,300 a pound in 2013, a lot more people started to get interested, and started harvesting the roots before they were ready — putting the native population at risk.
