The following topics are addressed: (i) uncertainty and sensitivity analysis procedures, (ii) drip shield and waste package failure, (iii) engineered barrier system conditions, (iv) radionuclide release results for the engineered barrier system, unsaturated zone, and saturated zone, and (v) dose to the reasonably maximally exposed individual specified in the NRC regulations for the YM repository.
The individual-protection and human intrusion standards set a limit of 15 millirem per year to a reasonably maximally exposed individual, who would be among the most highly exposed members of the public.
was designed to extend protections to 12 million employees of federal contractors if they disclosed information they reasonably believed would expose illegality, gross waste or gross mismanagement within the federal procurement system.
To put it another way, secularists cannot reasonably expect never to be exposed to the religious expression of their fellow citizens.
Before extending the proposed approach, which seems to work reasonably well with identification of exposed and buried residues, to protein-protein complexes we compared the performance of proposed method with results of solvent accessibility calculation on the all-atom models generated starting from Cα positions.
Indeed, the true incidence of nephropathy within the contrast exposed group was reasonably approximated by the model, but our control group, with similar risks but no contrast exposure, had comparable nephropathy rates.
We therefore believe that the gaps in training exposed by our study reasonably reflect the situation in the region.
In most studies, occupational exposures were assessed using questionnaires with broad terms encompassing multiple exposures (VDGF), which appear reasonably effective in identifying subjects significantly exposed to occupational air pollutants [ 10].
Watchdog groups have accused Google of using "unfair and deceptive marketing practices" in its YouTube Kids app, arguing the app's video selection includes content parents would "reasonably believe their children would not be exposed to".
The act requires an employer "to conduct his undertaking in such a way as to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, that [third parties]...are not thereby exposed to risks to their health or safety".
