Sentence examples for accident originates from inspiring English sources
The unusual presence of PCDDs in samples from the Binghamton accident originates from PCBZs present in transformer fluid of that specific installation, thus confirming our previous thermolysis findings.
In the USA, drowsiness is responsible for 100000 traffic accidents yearly producing costs of close to 12.000 million dollars [7]. In Germany, one out of four traffic accidents originate from drowsiness, while in England 20% of all traffic accidents are produced by drowsiness [8], and in Australia 1500 million dollars has been spent on fatalities resulting from this problem [9].
The UK is a signatory to this treaty and the changes will allow anyone in Ireland affected by a nuclear accident that originates at a British site to seek up to £1bn in damages from the plant's operator in the High Court.
The literature review suggests that over the years accident theories/models have been originated from different disciplines and the theories/models have been evolving with the changes in the society.
It may be no accident that the report originated in Tasmania.
This paper presents the results of the Environmental Monitoring Program for the Radioactive waste repository of Abadia de Goiás, which was originated from the accident of Goiania, conducted by the Regional Center of Nuclear Sciences (CRCN-CO) of the National Commission on Nuclear Energy (CNEN), from 1998 to 2008.
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Everything "originates" from the origin.
Samples originating from General practice, Accident and Emergency or other primary care destinations were considered representative of community isolates whilst samples originating from patients hospitalised for 48 hrs or more on general or specialised wards were considered nosocomial.
SARS, Dr. Alibek said in an interview, might have originated from a similar accident.
It is no accident, either, that the philosophers who originated these views of the self typically endorsed this exclusion.
