The model showed that the internal temperature can raise by a factor about 2.5 during ageing from the pristine state of health at 100%to58%58 % capacity.
He – and the West Africans to whom he is tied by both birth and cause of death – have become nothing more than disease vectors responsible for infecting innocent western health workers, tarnishing pristine nations by importing the blemish of an African scourge.
The ratio excludes coliform bacteria, thus, potentially avoids false-positive results associated with coliforms, and integrates counts for organisms widespread in non-fecal "pristine" environments to assess ecosystem health.
Scientists have published innumerable studies detailing the tragedies of toxic air and water on our health, the loss of pristine land because of haphazard development, and poorly planned resource extraction.
Protecting this pristine habitat that will help ensure the health and bio-diversity of the region's ocean waters for wintering Atlantic Puffins and countless other species of birds and marine wildlife.
I let some other entity, separate from myself, make decisions about my worth and the state of my health (which at 19 years old was pristine).
America's wasteful oil appetite causes a host of problems: degradation of pristine areas, destructive spills, air pollution with reduced visibility and health damage, and acid rain.
The atmosphere is calm and pristine, and both food and ambience are geared more toward health-conscious Westside vegans and vegans-adjacent than fervent J. Gold-stalking Eastsiders, or even casual consumers of Thai takeout.
The presence of the top predator near the lodge's grounds indicates the overall health of the forest, and signals its proximity to a pristine natural environment, like that of many other lodges in the region.
Visitors talked about a mega-ashram, complete with a modern university and free health care, and described it as a gleaming cityscape where foreigners in pristine white uniforms swept the streets and scrubbed bird droppings off park benches.
