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For London's financial services industry, the risks may be compounded by the gradual but steady migration from the City to the 20-building Canary Wharf development, which some security experts say is harder to fortify than the City, given its tall skyscrapers and open exposure to the marshes of East London.

As opposed to abdominal surgery, brain surgery is considered "clean", without open exposure to enteral pathogens [ 46].

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Additionally, when the crop tissues are disrupted by cutting, chopping, shredding, cooking, or natural aging these physical barriers are affected thus rendering the carotenoids open to exposure to oxygen and oxidizing enzymes (Britton and Khachik, 2009).

Recently, "sticky" magnetic nanoparticles adhering to targeted ion channel proteins have been shown to allow magnetic control over transit across cell membranes, with channels coaxed open by exposure to static or alternating magnetic fields.

According to The Daytona News-Journal, Konietzky's death raises additional concerns because it is the second case reported from open-wound exposure to the flesh-eating bacteria in the same section of the Halifax River.

But it also opens up exposure to a worldwide audience who tune in for the tradition, the speed and, yes, to watch the victor capture the spoils (Tony Kanaan won $2,353,355 for his 2013 win) once a year.

The human oral cavity is an open system with exposure to a wide variety of environmental bacteria including soil, animal and plant bacteria present in food and water, so that an unfiltered survey would include many nonresident taxa.

Of course, it is difficult to distinguish whether the continual open wound with exposure to microbes is causal of the chronic inflammation, or vice versa, or both.

At the clinics, we administered a second brief survey that included illnesses in the past week, alcohol consumption, when they last ate, whether they had recent stressful life events (open ended) and exposure to 18 sources of combustion in the previous week.

There are several potential benefits of this technique, which include avoidance of a large open exposure, decreased potential for significant blood loss and the ability to achieve an accurate and sustained correction of the multiplanar deformity.

The panel noted the consistency of the two vintages, but was surprised to find that the more closed-in of the two turned out to be the '98, which opened up with exposure to air.

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