Sentence examples for believed to pose higher from inspiring English sources
Pathogens that undergo regular recombination, including sexual reproduction and parasexual recombination, are generally believed to pose higher risks than pathogens that undergo no or little recombination.
"Those who are believed to pose a high risk of harm, or who pose an unacceptable risk to other residents, neighbours or any other person will also continue to be excluded," she said.
Replacement disease should be more prominent when competition and replacement in carriage work through acquisition, because acquisition is generally believed to pose the highest risk of developing pneumococcal disease (34, 35).
The State Assembly today unanimously approved a bill to set up a Web site containing the names, addresses and photographs of convicted and released sex offenders believed to pose a moderate or high risk of committing another sex crime.
Despite being cleared of rape in 2015, the man in question is believed to pose a risk to society.
Besides several toxic tobacco constituents some metals and metalloids are also believed to pose health risks.
Tier 1 agents are believed to pose the greatest threat for deliberate misuse and potential harm to public health.
An MCLG is the concentration at which a chemical is believed to pose no adverse health risks.
Twenty years later, the trim, slow-talking Mr. Norcross, who now lives in Miami during the off-season, keeps his eye on hurricanes from the cushier environs of the Weather Channel, using television cameras, his blog and Facebook to issue technically detailed and often passionate reports about systems he believes pose high risk.
Among other things, agents were believed to have recruited, or posed as, reporters.
