The men filed rapidly past me and entered the diverging corridor which I hoped would
lead to safety.
As I gave Raffles a headlong
lead to the baize door, I glanced down the great well of stairs, and up came the daft yells of these sporting oafs:
This overdraw of current will result in a fluctuation in the brightness of LED, which will eventually
lead to the failure of the light.
It can
lead to behavior disorders, anemia, mental retardation and permanent nerve damage.
Finally, the authors point out that although TWA and IBL are associated with peripheral nerve damage, bone lead--another measure of chronic exposure--is a weak predictor of lead effects in the nervous system because it reflects only that lead stored in the bone compartment and not necessarily the cumulative blood
lead to which peripheral nerves were exposed.
Following the above requirements for an average NYC apartment can easily surpass $3000/unit, not withstanding the time it takes to complete the work which can
lead to additional loss in rent.
It can cause permanent brain damage and, at its worst, even
lead to a child's death.
Most of the recycled lead goes back into making new batteries, so the refiners adjust trace elements in the
lead to meet the specifications of the battery industry.
The FDA is aware of the suit, and according to an agency spokesperson, will next evaluate the scientific data that the report was based upon, and determine if the products contain enough
lead to designate a health hazard.
The blood then transfers the
lead to soft body tissue and bone.
The alternatives have not yet displaced
lead to any great extent, owing to cost issues and to the fact that lead remains perfectly legal to use.
Just keep in mind that the tests aren't very sensitive, so if a home test doesn't detect any lead, it doesn't necessarily mean that the product is safe; it may still contain enough
lead to harm a child or pregnant woman.