In some locations and amongst some groups of
people with high exposure, high sensitivity and / or low adaptive capacity, net costs will be significantly larger than the global average.
Finally, the use of kindergarten or other child care facilities was included as a control variable because child care is
associated with higher exposure to virus and bacteria [44].
This means that investors in
funds with high exposure in this area could face significant losses on current valuations, if they revert to a more normal level.
The new regulations created mass confusion among the financial community last week, particularly investors in
companies with high exposure to China.
The researchers found that in all crude and adjusted models, levels of insulin resistance were greater in
children with higher exposure to air pollution.
Institutions with high exposure to overseas assets, particularly superannuation funds and public unit trusts, recorded the largest asset gains in the quarter.
Each month for investment grade and high yield bond market segments separately, they construct an equally - weighted long - only portfolio consisting of the 10 % of
bonds with the highest exposure to each factor.
Blue indicates the number of species, as a proportion of all species in a region, that are highly sensitive to changes in climate conditions, while yellow shows the proportion of
species with high exposure (meaning those which will likely experience the largest changes in climate conditions).
Calculations using this method suggest that the chemical burden that Danes are subjected to may be harmful to the overall health for
groups with the highest exposure.
However, girls born to
mothers with higher exposure — those who took acetaminophen more than six times in early pregnancy — were nearly six times more likely to have language delay than girls born to mothers who did not take acetaminophen.
Sweating has long been regarded as a form of cleansing and detoxification, and several studies have been conducted on
individuals with high exposure to body burdens.
In the 1980s, investigators concluded that office
workers with high exposure to EMFs from electronics had higher incidences of melanoma — a disease most often associated with sun exposure — than outdoor workers.
Those only a few years from
retirement with a higher exposure to bonds, and particularly short - term bonds, would find that their portfolio did not keep pace with the cost of income.
The highest sensitivity states to US unemployment rates are largely found in
states with high exposure to the Auto and Gambling industries.
Unless you started the past decade as an aggressive
investor with a high exposure to US and EAFE stocks, you earned real returns that, albeit modest, are positive.
This is to attempt to partially protect IB and its customers from those accounts that have very risky positions that currently satisfy exchange margin requirements, but nonetheless could suffer excessive losses in the event of a significant market move (for example,
accounts with high exposure to short option positions).
Both funds have almost half the portfolio in financials, but CDZ is better
diversified with higher exposure to Industrials, Consumer Staples, Utilities and Energy and includes some income trusts and REITs.
The delicate paleness of Moss» skin
combined with the high exposure of the image allows Levine to portray the fashion Muse as an effect of light, almost reduced to just her renowned green eyes and lacquered lips.
«Baby boomers who are getting to a level in their corporations and they're earning high salaries and a strategy in some corporations is to cap their severance exposure and remove
someone with high exposure.
At this stage, it would suit Alok to opt for a
ULIP with higher exposure to equity markets, and exercise the option to customise his plan to reduce risk and increase insurance cover later.
Automatic Asset Rebuilding Strategy: This features manages the equity exposure of your fund automatically
starting with high exposure to equity in the initial years of policy term and gradually decreasing it over the years and diverting funds to low risk funds towards the end of policy term.
Other
people with high exposures to PCBs include those in Great Lakes states, as well as populations near the Baltic Sea, in the North Atlantic and in the Arctic.
One of the major problems with that these days is that if you are in a conservative mutual
fund with a high exposure to bonds, you might be earning 2 % on your bonds and paying 2 % in fees on your investment — getting you no further ahead.
She added, though, that other studies should analyze
women with higher exposures «because we may see different health effects at these higher levels.»
Children with the highest exposure to cat allergen had lower levels of the antibody IgE (the antibody that apparently triggers allergic reactions and asthma) than did children with an intermediate level of cat exposure, the team reports in the 10 March issue of The Lancet.
According to the data, the
region with the highest exposure to cryptocurrencies is Latin America, at 33 percent, which may be accounted for by rising hyperinflation in Venezuela's economy.
The rattlesnake vaccine is not part of our core vaccination program, but we do recommend it for hunting dogs or
dogs with a high exposure to snakes.
Those with the highest exposure to phthalates gave birth to boys with the shortest anogenital distance.
Also, people
with the highest exposure to BPA have an increased rate of heart disease and diabetes, according to one recent study.
One study by Kaplan and colleagues found that people in the United Kingdom between the ages of 5 and 23
with higher exposure to nitrogen dioxide, a component of traffic exhaust, were more than twice as likely to develop Crohn's disease as young people with less exposure.
Studies of non-pregnant adults, however, have found similar reductions in TSH in
those with high exposures.
Those with the highest exposures scored on average 5.3 points lower on a short - term memory test, and 2.7 points lower on an IQ test, than children with the lowest exposures.
According to a 2012 study of the New York City children, magnetic resonance imaging of 40 children, from about 6 to 11 years old, found that
those with high exposures had more abnormalities in regions of the brain associated with memory.
Even for
those with the highest exposures, the levels in the babies «were not remarkably higher than what we would expect to find in the general population,» said Jonathan Chevrier, an epidemiologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who has studied PCBs» effects in children living in an agricultural region of California.