Sentences with phrase «sensitive populations»

They could also offer better social services to the most sensitive populations.

The rivers within the park are home to sensitive populations of manatees, as well as caimans, crocodiles, and Tropical Garfish, which are considered to be living fossils.

These levels remain below the EPA's 10 - day health advisory level of 0.3 parts per billion for sensitive populations and well below the EPA advisory level for adults of 1.6 parts per billion.

«These will supercede the prior values and should be protective over the course of a lifetime of exposure, including sensitive populations,» said Beauvais.

De Sherbinin and his team — Weber, Natasha Sadoff and Erica Zell — then mapped where Philadelphia's most heat - sensitive populations live.

But even in what might be expected to be a particularly sensitive population, there is no downward trend in plover numbers over the last 35 years, despite a local rise in mean August temperatures of 1.9 C over that period.

The EPA said the advisory is to provide Americans, including the most sensitive populations, with a margin of protection from a lifetime exposure to PFOA and PFOS from drinking water.

This level is consistent with prior reported sampling at the Gatehouse and below the health advisory levels for both adults and sensitive populations.

With respect to total mercury exposure, it may be necessary to account for this source of mercury in the diet of children and sensitive populations.»

What is clear is that fans will continue to argue over whether Rian Johnson ruined Star Wars by revealing Rey didn't get her powers from a Kenobi or some other Jedi family, or if he just created more storytelling possibilities by expanding the Force - sensitive population.

A so called, «position of trust» is one in which an individual is entrusted with the care or supervision of sensitive populations (such as children or indigent populations), information (financial or otherwise), or property (i.e. pharmaceuticals, cash, etc.).