Sentence examples for assessing potential risks from inspiring English sources

Although UBS has replaced or forced out many executives, most members of the committee responsible for assessing potential risks remain in senior positions in Zurich.

The purpose of this article is to review our current understanding of the GIT fate of iENMs, and to highlight gaps where further research is urgently needed in assessing potential risks and toxicological implications of iENMs.

Pharmaceutical products and their metabolites are being widely detected in aquatic environments and there is a growing interest in assessing potential risks of these substances to fish and other non-target species.

In the context of assessing potential risks of engineered nanoparticles (ENPs), life cycle thinking can represent a holistic view on the impacts of ENPs through the entire value chain of nano-enhanced products from production, through use, and finally to disposal.

Our findings demonstrate the value of high-throughput target-based screening strategies that can successfully evaluate large numbers of environmental toxicants and identify key targets and unknown biological activity that is helpful in properly assessing potential risks.

It is entitled Synthetic Biology: Metaphors, Worldviews, Ethics and Law (Boldt, 2016a) and aims to assess social, ethical, and philosophical perspectives on synthetic biology beyond purely assessing potential risks and benefits of its applications.

Use of TK can help to ensure studies are designed to be of most relevance to assessing potential risk in humans, and avoid the use of excessively high doses that could result in unnecessary suffering in experimental animals.

Using a cross-sectional design, mothers completed questionnaires assessing potential risk (e.g., child problem behaviour, symptom severity) and protective (e.g., family characteristics) factors attributed to maternal outcomes.

Major U.S. corporations spend millions repairing damage from cyber infiltration, but devote hardly any resources to assessing potential risk sources and pre-emptive mitigation.

Data and information concerning patients in the prehospital system could form a valuable resource for assessing potential risk factors associated with adverse outcomes and mortality.

These data may serve as a reference for identifying infants at risk for early complications and for assessing potential risk factors for adverse infant outcomes, including maternal HIV infection and exposure to antiretrovirals in utero.