Of the 487 DD species for which we had sufficient maximum body size (n = 396) and geographic distribution data (n = 378), we were able to predict that at least a further 68 DD species are likely to be threatened (Table 3, Supplementary file 1).
Accounting for the uncertainty in threat levels due to the number of DD species, we estimate that more than half face some elevated risk: at least one-quarter (n = 249; 24%) of chondrichthyans are threatened and well over one-quarter are Near Threatened (Table 1).
After entering into human body, these pollutants cause severe damage to health in terms of renal, cardiovascular, and neurological disorders and are even life threatening (Table 1).
The high-stakes warning by the government came after Lady Meacher, a crossbencher who is the former chair of the East London NHS Trust, threatened to table a "fatal motion" to kill off the cuts to tax credits.
Return on investment protected 32% to 69% more plant and vertebrate species, 2 to 5 more endemic vertebrates, and 4 to 6 more threatened vertebrates (Table 1, Fig. 2).
A lean run, culminating in a 4-0 spanking by Manchester United, threatened mid-table mediocrity instead of a place in Europe.
§CSME: Clinically significant macular edema, VTR: Vision threatening retinopathy Table 2 shows the frequency distribution and the prevalence rate of DR of all grades by different characteristics of the patients.
Dimensions, weight and page count rise precipitously, and all of a sudden you've got coffee table books that threaten your coffee table.
The artist John Torreano, a friend of Lozano's, recalled a holiday party at the end of that year when, dismayed by the evening's bourgeois atmosphere, she shouted, "I'm so bored!" and smashed a plate on a table, then threatened to cut her wrist with a shard.
Morecambe, who slip to 11th in the table, barely threatened.
A large, ornate chandelier hangs low over the center table, threatening to muss tall diners' hair.
