Their accumulation in the environment poses great risks to human and animal health.
Introduction of a new active bisphenol compound (BPS) into the environment poses an unknown threat for signaling and functional disruptions.
Its presence in the environment poses several problems for both plants and animals at various functional levels.
The discharge of lead bullets and shotgun pellets into the environment poses significant health risks to humans and wildlife.
The presence of widely dispersed drugs and drug metabolites in the environment poses a potential direct, and indirect, risk to humans.
Omphalitis, an infection of the umbilical stump, resulting from colonization of the stump with bacteria from the maternal genital tract and the environment poses a significant risk of infection and death during the first 28 days of life.
Because of historical legal discharge of unregulated manufacturing waste streams, disposal pond leachate, and the periodic servicing of military inventories, the widespread presence of perchlorate in the environment poses a significant health threat.
Thus, when the functional capacity of a person decreases drastically due to a hip fracture, the environment poses more demands on the person, which will affect the perception of environmental barriers.
Recently, considerable attention has been devoted to high-speed trains since this particular environment poses challenging problems in terms of performance simulation and measurement.
This dynamic environment poses a set of challenges that both transient and symbiotic microorganisms must overcome in order to colonise and proliferate.
