The phrase "access to toxic" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the availability or entry to toxic substances or environments, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The workers had limited access to toxic materials, ensuring their safety on the job site."
Alternatives: "entry to hazardous" or "access to harmful".
Even terrorism isn't always more dangerous because of access to toxic substances, and doesn't need a dictator like Saddam to provide them anyway.
As an assistant living at Tycho's home, Kepler had access to toxic mercury compounds in Tycho's alchemical lab and could have poisoned him at the time of the banquet, the Gilders write.
If the city's low-budget remediation plan for José Martí Park rests on its ability to control and monitor visitor access to toxic sites, nobody told this blundering bunch.
To date, most preventive strategies have focused on limitation of access to toxic pesticides, which has reduced the rates of fatal self-poisoning.
Such binding would have the effect of removing IAPP from its freely diffusing state, thereby preventing access to toxic conformations and/or the cell surface.
One distinct feature of self-harm in China is that a considerable proportion of people who self-harmed used pesticide ingestion (e.g. 28% in Phillip and Yang [ 28]), and ready access to toxic pesticide led to elevated suicide risk, particularly in rural areas [ 3, 29].
A statement issued by Scotland Yard made no assertion that the police had interrupted an active or specific plot against any of the financial center targets in the United States, or that the suspects had access to explosives, toxic gases or radioactive materials.
Murray says theories for the decline include greater opportunities for rural women as they leave for work in cities and reduced access to the toxic pesticides that were a favorite suicide method.
The results highlighted the potential benefits of targeted suicide prevention strategies such as restricting access to highly toxic pesticides.
The EPA announced 15 March 2010 it will now provide free online access to the Toxic Substances Control Act Chemical Substance Inventory, which provides data on thousands of industrial chemicals.
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