And if it gets too close, you risk scattering the flock and making it completely uncontrollable," Chung said.
In rejecting the concept that the early settlers specialized in megamammals, it now seems important to search for alternative economies, "especially those oriented toward the exploitation of low-risk and scattered resources" (Borrero 2006: 2006
Right-sided radiation exposures may contribute to increased MI risk due to scatter, or this may be a spurious finding.
Unfortunately, although invertebrates represent 95% of animal species, and important components of aquatic ecosystems, and are, therefore, at considerable risk of exposure, scattered information is available on the biological effects of endocrine disruptive chemicals (EDCs) in these organisms.
For significant ASMR in only one year, townships with high (1.76% ≤ ASMR < 2.64%) or higher (ASMR ≥ 2.64%) risk were primarily scattered at northwestern, central and southwestern areas, noted as counties of Hsinchu, Miaoli, Taichung, Yunlin, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Pingtung.
But amid the plenty, there is some unease, as many Zoroastrians worry that as they become increasingly scattered, they risk assimilation into the cultures around them.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Phase-wise scatter of risks based on category and severity.
We graphically presented the data in scatter plots of UKPDS risk against risk perception, with regression lines.
To simplify our results, we also generated scatter plots of death risk and development risk versus age in Excel (Microsoft, Redmond WA).
It demonstrates how existing information and knowledge on flood risk and flood prevention is scattered among various actors and arenas with limited coherence, coordination, and sharing.
