Sentence examples for Sharp hazard from inspiring English sources

Pasteur pipettes, capillary tubes and glass septum vials will create a sharp hazard if broken.

If there's a sharp hazard in a children's playground, you would expect a prompt response.

These are often used in travel crib construction to secure the material to the frame and can create a sharp hazard.

Perioperative RNs can lead efforts to change practice for the safety of patients and perioperative team members by promoting the elimination of sharps hazards; the use of engineering, work practice, and administrative controls; and the proper use of personal protective equipment, including double gloving.

Universal precautions including Occupational Safety & Health Association OSHAA) regulations, Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) standards, and state regulations must be followed by all, with gloves worn for all procedures that involve blood draws and appropriate containers placed throughout the camp to dispose of sharps without hazard.

In addition, the present study examined a new statistical model that assumes a stepwise sharp increase of hazard (i.e., instantaneous mortality rate), not a classical exponential increase of hazard (Kleinbaum and Klein 2012), according to the decrease of salinity.

Results: A sharp two-peaked hazard function was observed for node-positive pre-menopausal patients, whereas results from node-positive post-menopausal women always displayed a single broad peak.

A sharp two-peaked hazard function was observed for node-positive pre-menopausal patients, whereas results from node-positive post-menopausal women always displayed a single broad peak.

They found a sharp two-peaked hazard function for node positive pre-menopausal patients with a steep peak at 8 10 months after mastectomy and a broader second peak that reached its maximum at 28 30 months.

As the casualties mounted on our decommissioned, proud war bird, the decision was made to coat her with cement to cover sharp and rusted hazards.

The main thrust of his written testimony to Parliament, however, was a sharp warning about "moral hazard" — a term used to describe the downside of policies that effectively rescue investors when their bets turn out wrong.