BIOLOGICAL AGENT
Anything an organism can make that causes or treats a disease.
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Anything an organism can make that causes or treats a disease.
Studyig specimens from a work environment to evaluate the working conditions.
A living organism or product that can harm animals and humans.
The way organic pollution is measured in water. The bacteria and organisms in water are tested for five days in the dark. The higher the BOD rate the more pollution. If the
A substance a living organism makes like blood.
The way waste water is treated with bacteria to get rid of or reduce contaminants.
When a fund has different funds in it to make it more profitable.
A crime that the defendant can be released fore after bail is promised.
Studying specimens to see how a substance affects the body. It will than be decided to be toxic or helpful. AKA biological monitoring.
The amount needed to get the cells or organ to do feel the effect of a substance.
Additional reimbursement of expenses while a tenant is living outside of their residence temporarily.
A price raise that occurs after a previous mark up. Done during christmas.
An agent that works with another to add to an effect.
A bid adds more to the quoted price if a change to the work is accepted.
When value is added to a court settlement to prevent a plantiff from appealing based on inadequate damages. The defendant must consent. The court has the power to do this.
A NEW ISSUE of COMMON STOCK for a company that has already completed an INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING. The addon increases the issuer
A lending agreement that adds interest to the interest and uses returns to pay interest. It causes the interest rate to be higher and must be agreed to at contract signing.
Additional fees charged to the price of a good or service.
An address that is given to deliver legal documents. If the document is delivered to that address its considered delivered to the party.
The permanent address of an individual or organization. Refer to registered office.
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