Understanding the potential threat from the greenhouse effect, as it was then called, Bush instituted in 1989 by executive action the Global Change Research Program.
Therefore, it is necessary to gain a clear understanding of the potential threats to human health and the ecological balance of aquatic ecosystems posed by the presence of these substances in the aquatic environment.
The findings presented here improve our understanding of the potential threat of this cosmopolitan jellyfish to finfish aquaculture, as well as our knowledge of the nature and extent of the damage caused which will be applicable to field investigations.
In addition, careful analysis will provide a better understanding of the potential threat of transfer of transgenes into wild populations, but that will require an appreciation of the effects of net trait fitness in both agricultural and wild settings (e.g., Sasu et al. 2009, 2010).
To combat this potential threat, understanding the pathogenesis of Yersinia species is crucial.
However, these do not fully explain the patterns of utilisation: inadequate utilisation of antenatal care is also due to a lack of perceived benefit of antenatal care by pregnant women, as well as a lack of understanding regarding how it can address potential threats to the health of both the mother and the child [ 6, 7].
From a global perspective, the construction of databases of oceanic sediment carbon concentrations and associated physical properties would be essential for better understanding and assessing the potential oceanic carbon sequestration, as well as potential threats of carbon loss.
It is perhaps ironic that the shadow of potential threats becomes ever longer the more light we shed on our understanding of the universe.
As recognition of the potential threats or forms of violence faced by child athletes has broadened, so too has the understanding of how these risks can be minimised.
Threat(s) (11 pt): Include both realized and potential threats.
