The phrase "area of harmful" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific context where something is harmful, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The area of harmful effects from pollution is a growing concern for environmentalists."
Alternatives: "zone of danger" or "domain of risk".
Ethical considerations are relevant in all research methodologies, including qualitative designs where areas of potential harmful to participants may be less apparent.
The detector diameter (d_{B}) of only 20 μm strongly reduces the cross sectional area for harmful radiation.
As a result of river runoff, the increasing domestic waste and fertilizer use have increased the area of eutrophication, increasing frequencies of harmful algal and jellyfish blooms in the coastal area14,15,16.
The high prevalence of secondhand effects of harms among these students reveals the detrimental effect of harmful drinking in many areas in Vietnam, especially in the smaller cities.
Emergence of V. parahaemolyticus in Region X has also coincided with expansion of harmful algal blooms in the same area.
Research to be knowledgeable of how to have and implement the least emission's of harmful gases in your area of influence.
Stuedal et al. studied this indirectly, by assessing whether a large area of dense tissue is more harmful in small or large breasts, or in other words, in combination with a small or large area of fat tissue.
Rapid and reliable detection of harmful algae in coastal areas and shellfish farms is an important requirement for monitoring programs.
It also protects all site personnel by minimizing the transfer of harmful materials into clean areas, and it helps to prevent mixing of incompatible chemicals.
At the same time, the backfilling wall can isolate gob area and entry space, it prevents potential leakage of harmful gases sourced from gob side.
