But despite the risks, the industry still warrants exposure.
Finally, debates over "risk messaging" related to biomonitoring research are most difficult when health implications warrant exposure-reduction, but interventions are either impossible, unjust, or would produce more deleterious consequences.
Michael Sumsion, London Laurent Seksik's The Last Days of Stefan Zweig (Salammbo Press) is a subtle, tender and muted rendering of the final months of Zweig's life – a book that warranted wider exposure.
Laurent Seksik's The Last Days of Stefan Zweig (Salammbo Press) is a subtle, tender and muted rendering of the final months of Zweig's life – a book that warranted wider exposure.
With that spirit in mind Fogged Clarity will examine the work of authors, artists, scholars, and musicians, providing a home for art and thought that warrants exposure.
But it is Cuban pieces with which he identifies the most, he said, and he expresses no disappointment at being asked to concentrate so heavily on them at Caramoor, since they warrant wider exposure than they often receive.
Mr. Von Essen said he had never promised to keep the matter secret and said the mistake was significant enough to warrant further exposure, especially since those involved were senior supervisors who earn $120,000 a year.
The economics of a temporary ban would hardly warrant such exposure, and in fact the actual reaction to the moratorium proves the point.
Although more research is necessary to document associations in other settings, our study provides preliminary evidence to warrant limiting exposure of infants to high ambient temperatures.
Significant moisture uptake during the course of the experiment may warrant longer exposure at a specific relative humidity using a relative humidity chamber and subsequent analysis of the sample after equilibration.
Therefore it may be supposed that the finding that 'active' concentrations may persist in vivo in the mouse lungs for up to 48 h after last drug injection should warrant the exposure of the tumour cells present in these tissues for a time long enough to induce effects on the metastatic cells even greater than those presently observed in vitro.
