Sentence examples for be of potential concern from inspiring English sources

Values > 1 are above the noncancer reference concentration; values > 0.1 are considered to be of potential concern.

Selection and recall bias can be of potential concern in case−control studies and may have contributed to heterogeneity in those studies.

(Parabens are also commonly used in personal lubricants. ) "Chemicals from plastics may also be of potential concern, given that many of these feminine hygiene products have applicators," Zota says.

We propose the indicators developed here are useful as a starting point to help guide more focused data gathering and exposure assessment work where identified gaps exist, and to support regulatory progress and public outreach when reasonable evidence exists that known carcinogens are present in the Canadian setting at levels sufficient to be of potential concern.

In the built water environment, for example, inputs and accumulation of antimicrobials in activated sludge units during wastewater treatment are of potential concern, as it may diminish treatment efficacy and microbial diversity while also potentially creating reservoirs of drug resistance.

The source said the image of Shields was of potential concern because it was of a 10-year-old, and could be viewed as sexually provocative.

The case was one of 28 flagged up as being of potential concern because of its reliance on medical evidence, after a trawl of 297 child-killing cases ordered by the attorney general.

In that report, the agency said, "any new animal drug that contributes to the overall inorganic arsenic burden is of potential concern".

"We know the college provides a wide range of training programmes domestically that are of potential concern, such as the use of communications data obtained by telecoms operators, the use of interception material, surveillance and undercover policing, and the scope of its courses to overseas customers is not limited in any accountable way," said Carey.

The high incidence of AEs for lasmiditan is of potential concern, but needs further evaluation due to small numbers.

The decision tree can provide information on current combined exposures and identify when combined exposures are of potential concern and when using chemical-by-chemical assessments are sufficiently protective of human health and the environment.