These findings have alerted scientists and environmental regulators to the potential for severe adverse effects on aquatic populations [ 18], and, potentially, aquatic ecosystems [ 19].
When the overcrowding threshold is approached, UCC and hospital administrators are alerted of the high potential for severe overcrowding and to employ predetermined actions to avoid reaching a severely overcrowded status.
Because of the potential for severe health consequences associated with the consumption of raw milk, the American Academy of Pediatrics and several other professional organizations have adopted a position statement advising that children should only consume milk products that are pasteurized (23 ).
There is the potential for severe gales to develop, particularly across northwest Scotland.
Hundreds of millions of people could begin to migrate away from the worst affected areas, with the potential for severe and extended conflict around the world.
The rules set up the potential for severe regulatory delays, as politicians from all parties intervene in the deal-making.
Although the patient did not suffer any adverse effects from the surgery, beyond a hole on the wrong side of his skull, "there was potential for severe neurological deficit or even death," the state said.
Near the end of the Bush administration, Larry Svoboda, then a Denver-based supervisor at the E.P.A., was alarmed at the pace of new drilling in Vernal and the potential for severe air pollution.
Such activities, which benefit only a few but have the potential for severe repercussions, must be isolated so only the players themselves take the risks, reap the rewards or take the hits directly.
In essence, he argues that the government's bulk storage of our digital lives causes self-censorship and opens up the potential for severe abuse.
Offshore platforms have significant potential for severe ramifications and thus present a challenging scenario for human error prediction and mitigation.
