Sentence examples for appropriate hazard from inspiring English sources

I have not experimented with doing the whole thing in a champagne bottle to produce sparkling slider, but if you wish to tread this treacherous path put your bottles in the shed at the end of the garden with appropriate hazard signs.

This leads to a pressing need for appropriate hazard and risk assessment, and subsequent regulation of these new and emerging nanosubstances.

Case study analysis confirms that many recorded accidents could have been avoided had the victim followed appropriate hazard mitigation steps to safely execute a FM task.

However, the selection of appropriate hazard intensity metrics has been highlighted as a crucial factor for fragility function development and recent empirical evidence suggests that ash thickness is not always the most appropriate metric.

This analysis revealed that out of 3121 chemicals tested, less than 10% showed an irritation potential in rabbits which would require an appropriate hazard label and 64% did not cause any irritation.

Changes in the EFBI over coming years are likely to reflect how well agri-environment schemes (AES), funded under Pillar 2 (Axis 2) of the Common Agricultural Policy, have been able to offset the detrimental impacts of past agricultural changes and deliver appropriate hazard prevention or risk mitigation strategies alongside current and future agricultural change.

It was necessary to identify appropriate hazards to be investigated, organise the schedule of activities and prepare documentation to make students fully aware of what was required of them.

The safety data sheet is also the instrument to communicate registered uses, hazards, risks and appropriate risk management measures within the supply chain.

In most cases, congenital heart disease is probably caused by a variety of factors, and any genetic factor is usually unmasked only if it occurs together with the appropriate environmental hazard.

Through a series of multi-hazard convolutions, parametric studies, and the construction of fragility curves, percentages of design snow load are determined for use in constructing displacement-based seismic fragilities and calculating failure probabilities (by convolving with appropriate seismic hazard functions).

Regression analyses utilised flexible parametric models (Royston and Lambert, 2011) that enable fitting of more appropriate baseline hazard functions.