Since the effects of occupational exposures on fetal growth are considerable, one could argue that pregnant women working in agriculture or horticultural trades must be informed about the risks of pesticide exposure in the workplace.
"The impact has been considerable," one official noted.
The costs for installing and maintaining the cameras can be considerable: one contractor estimated that it can total $80,000 an intersection, including the camera, which can cost about $50,000.
Also, intraindividual variability was considerable and one should keep in mind that analyses based on mean amplitudes of activations are closer to performance estimations than to exact measurements.
Migraine disability was considerable among MS patients: nearly one in four was classified in moderate or severe MIDAS grades.
(The challenge was considerable, since getting lower than one is tough.) After the bevy of new restrictions, abortion today is safer than an injection of penicillin (as it was before the new regulations).
In the past few months there has been considerable attention on one particular resolution tool: the bail-in bond, which pushes losses automatically onto unsecured creditors at certain trigger points.
Because the gaps between the two sides are considerable, as one American describes them, and it is not exactly clear where the two sides stand, Mr. Ross and Mr. Aaron will probably not force themselves to the front immediately, an official involved in the process said.
The damage to the characters and their story is considerable as one couldn't care less about them in the absence of passion and an authentically doomed destiny.
Although the hallmark phenotypes in this project represent areas of cancer research for which there is considerable agreement, one critique of this framework is that it ignores the 'missing hallmark' of dedifferentiation (351).
