Munich Re, for example, experienced catastrophe losses of 11% of net premiums in 2010.
Swiss Re, for example, has found that such suits constitute a potential exposure in the company's directors and officers insurance portfolio.
The reinsurance giant Swiss Re, for example, has said that if the shore communities of four Gulf Coast states choose not to implement adaptation strategies, they could see annual climate-change related damages jump 65 percent a year to $23 billion by 2030.
There may be common mechanisms for the effects of each amino acid replacement on affinity that are common to all REs: for example, replacement gly25GLY improved affinity for every RE, possibly by enhancing the entropic benefit of binding driven by the hydrophobic effect or decreasing the entropic cost of binding by introducing additional degrees of freedom in the protein backbone.
The grading of the severity of each event was based on the classification of Clavien et al 14 and was divided into four classes: (1) temporary health disadvantage recovering without (re)operation, for example, wound infection; (2) recovery after (re)operation, for example, anastomotic leakage; (3) (probably) permanent damage or function loss, for example, stroke; and (4) death during admission.
The danger inherent in chemical agents of warfare is thus the same as the danger inherent in all techno logical weapons—"the erosion of re straint". For example, citing the Penta gon's own figures, Edward S. Herman reveals in his recent book, "Atrocities in Vietnam," that the U.S. has used almost 10 million tons of ordnance, over 450 times more than the enemy.
Missing adverse outcomes were all reversible without the need for (re)operation, for example, postoperative pain, delirium or urinary tract complications.
And many works might require partial refabrication (re-creating, for example, the nylon exterior of "Ice Bag").
The dive bar part of the menu will feature "not great drinks that we've re-imagined," for example, a pre-bottled, barrel-aged Long Island iced tea.
Most simply help the Web site remember you, so that you don't have to re-enter, for example, your mailing address each time you visit Amazon.com, but they can also be used to track your movement through the Web).
A public opinion survey after President Obama's re-election, for example, found that 52 percent of Americans were happy with the outcome, but 77 percent of Twitter conversations about the election's result were deemed positive.
