Risk management of distribution systems requires development of distribution line models to reliably assess their performance under hurricanes.
Lawyers for the state attorney general opposed the recording, saying that it would threaten security and that "in this day and age of almost thoughtless dissemination of information, there exists a credible risk of public distribution".
Lastly, the LSI model reflecting blending ratio and NF membrane performance was newly developed for the design and operation of NF blending systems in order to lower the corrosion risk of pipe distribution systems through optimizing NF operating conditions.
Disadvantages of staged adjuvant HIPEC are the necessity of adhesiolysis, the risk of suboptimal distribution of chemotherapy in the abdominal cavity, and the potential delay of routine adjuvant systemic treatment.
These confounding factors limit the validity of the conclusions to some degree, and further studies are needed to provide an accurate estimate of the absolute risk of geographical distribution related the epidemiology of LN in China.
True to Banks's practical nature, "The Clique" will be produced on a low budget and will be sold only as DVDs, avoiding the costs (and risks) of theatrical distribution.
In March 2003, because of the political turmoil in Côte d'Ivoire, we stopped offering the formula-feeding option, considering the risks of breakdown distribution of the breast milk substitutes were ethically unacceptable and we oriented every new woman to the shortened breastfeeding option until the end of the project, except if she deliberately decided to formula-fed her child.
Unicef said it aims to address the most pressing needs, including preventing epidemics through vaccination campaigns, and reducing the risk of malaria through distribution of bed nets.
In this study the standard deviation, variance, and the downside risk of the cost distribution are investigated as the risk measures of the system.
With regard to IV it is the best method since randomisation is the only adequate means to reduce the risk of the unequal distribution of unknown confounding factors.
