"This does damage to the individuals because they are named, danger to security cooperation because these are militias and groups that we work with and that is now well known, and danger to the investigation, because these people could help us down the road.
A well known endogenous danger signal is the high-mobility group box 1 protein (HMGB1), which can activate DCs via TLR2, TLR4 and the receptor for advanced glycation end products (RAGE) [ 29].
And beyond the well known physical dangers, young children risk psychological trauma, toxic stress, and poor mental and emotional development, with consequences that can impact all aspects of their lives for years to come.
Fierce competition and occasional blows between players have made ice hockey well known for its danger.
Not because of the voluble and friendly clientele, nor the food the bathrooms are clean, a sure sign of a clean kitchen but because of a more serious danger well known to anyone who has ever travelled in Muslim or Arab countries: extreme, almost antic, hospitality.The first time I ate here was with five other diners.
We well knew the dangers we faced in Alabama: other riders had already been attacked in Anniston and Birmingham.
But while the danger is well known to shoppers who venture out on an empty stomach, how the problem arises in the brain has remained a mystery.
Ethnic statistics would have the effect of bringing in the notion of 'race' — whose non-scientific character and danger are well known by all — and to foster intercommunity conflicts.
It's well known they're a potential danger to the community: they're more likely to commit crimes than people seeking asylum living on bridging visas, for example.
These dangers are well known by both the Afghan men migrating for economic reasons and those fleeing as refugees.
The dangers are well known of children being "groomed" in chat-rooms, of the proliferation of internet porn and financial scams.
