FMD was significantly associated with PM2.5 levels on the same day (lag 0), suggesting that endothelial dysfunction is a relatively rapid consequence of exposure to PM (Table 4).
"When climate impacts are rapid, the consequences for women and children are also severe," said Zeid. "The greater the gender inequality, the greater the difference".
Few experts recognized the risk indicators that led to enormous and rapid economic consequences".
While some case studies may show clear signatures of changing nutrition on the evolution of nutrient use and life-history traits, it is important to note that nutrient use is a composite trait driven by, and interacting with, a multitude of loci and metabolic pathways, highlighting the potential for complex and rapid evolutionary consequences of alterations to nutrient supply.
Results are presented as summary reports and interactive risk maps, which can be used for land-use and emergency planning purposes by using scenario hazards, or for rapid natech consequence assessment following actual disasters.
In a report released yesterday in Washington by the National Research Council, the research arm of the National Academy of Sciences, a panel of 11 scientists examined the possibility of abrupt climate change, in which small events can bring on rapid and great consequences.
With its rapid growth, the consequences of the increasing aging population on ED service utilization need to be addressed.
This raises demand for detailed pharmacokinetic studies and, as a consequence, rapid and specific ways of analysis.
Porous metal substrates with thicknesses of few hundreds of micrometers are advantageous for SOFCs since they provide good electrical conduction, high mechanical strength, favourable thermal distribution due to the high thermal conduction and as a consequence rapid start-up times [8, 9, 10].
Progress toward that goal was slowed by the birth of the Brodies' first child and by three rapid moves, a consequence of her husband's search for a permanent position.
