Sentence examples for assessing potential hazards from inspiring English sources

"It's a valuable study with important implications for assessing potential hazards of glacial lakes," says Tobias Bolch, a glaciologist at the University of Zurich in Switzerland.

Primates appear as the most suited model animals for assessing potential hazards of Aβ inocula due to their close phylogenetic relationship to humans.

Dr. McSween, who has served on science teams for several Mars missions, was vice chairman of the panel that assessed potential hazards to human explorers on the planet.

Neither the National Science Foundation nor the National Institutes of Health, however, includes the safety of scientific workers among their grant criteria (although reviewers of some NIH applications are encouraged to assess potential hazards and proposed safety measures).

The MTA held five trainings throughout the state, teaching members how to assess potential hazards, bring dangerous conditions to the attention of school officials, and advocate for and monitor remediation efforts.

Clinicians and managers need to anticipate and assess potential hazards and take action to reduce the risks over time.

Accurate description of forest surface fuel load is important for understanding bushfire behaviour and suppression difficulties, predicting ongoing fires for operational activities, assessing potential fire hazards and assisting in fuel hazard-reduction burns to reduce fire risks to the community and the environment.

The question is one that some physicians pose, especially to parents of small children, when assessing potential health hazards.

Although gavage does not perfectly represent a model of human dietary exposure, this route has been employed in numerous studies assessing potential carcinogenic hazards (Perera et al. 1989).

To improve the efficiency of assessing potential human health hazards of environmental chemicals, the National Toxicology Program (NTP) at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) recently initiated the High Throughput Screening (HTS) project (NTP 2007; Inglese et al. 2006; Xia et al. 2007).

A comprehensive safety risk assessment allows engineers to assess potential safety hazards and provides a basis for dynamic early risk warning and control ahead of metro construction, which is acquired by combining the FCEM and the BN.