Édgar Ramírez plays the gang's preening leader, motivating them to do super-dangerous stuff, the primary danger in some cases being that the digital effects are visible.
Needless to say, carbon pollution is the primary cause of dangerous global warming.
A legal stay, she warned, "could derail" and even "irreparably harm" the international momentum to reduce carbon pollution from power plants, the primary driver of dangerous climate change.
Nitrogen from agricultural runoff is also the primary contributor to dangerous levels of nitrate in drinking water across parts of the U.S., which has been linked to different kinds of cancers and blue baby syndrome, a potentially fatal infant condition.
Analyses that will always lead to the same conclusion as the primary analysis are dangerous, as they falsely reassure us about the robustness of results.
Primary infections are dangerous in pregnant women, occurring usually asymptomatically, resulting, in approximately 30 50 % of patients, in transmission of T. gondii through the placenta to the fetus.
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Particularly dangerous are primary infections in pregnant women, which are usually asymptomatic and, in approximately 30 50 % of patients, result in transplacental transmission of T. gondii to the fetus [ 4].
These figures were widely reported in various media, and often the automatic (unfounded) assumption was that the results were due to the unique Dutch organization of maternity care, leading to the suggestion that home birth and primary midwifery care were dangerous [ 7].
Many GPs explained that it was difficult to be safe in a 10 15 min appointment in which patients often brought multiple serious health and social concerns to the same appointment due to having access to care issues: "But I think primary care's really dangerous right now to be honest.
