The pattern becomes more complicated when conditions in the 1900s are compared with the present causes with adjustment for the effects of modern deprivation.
Tunisia, in fact, does not present a cause for general pessimism.
Beek et al. (1992) considered chemicals with a BCF of less than 30 to present no cause for concern.
The situation in Oman, in spite of findings with lower bound estimates, does present a cause for concern, considering the majority of the population is still in adolescence and youth.
Nicotinic acid does not usually present much cause for concern, but possible severe side effects include difficulty breathing, severe stomach pain, jaundice, and dizziness.
But his productivity going forward while logging that much time at shortstop presented reasonable cause for concern.
He said the prevalence of Spice and Black Mamba, chemical alternatives to cannabis, presented particular "cause for concern" in more than one third of the jails inspected.
While a theoretical understanding of savior siblings presents significant cause for concern, even more troubling is the fact that there is no existing federal regulation of PGD-with-HLA or means of legal protection provided to savior siblings.
The trends identified by Nelson in her research presents a cause for concern.
The Norwegian record-linkage study presented cause- and sex-specific HRs for PM10 and PM2.5 (and NO2) [ 10].
Mechanistic studies further confirmed that VEGF-induced VEGFR-2 phosphorylation and AKT/p38 MAPKs/NF-κB activation were inhibited in these CD146-null ECs, which might present the underlying cause for the observed inhibition of tumor angiogenesis in CD146EC-KO mice.
