The ISAS and SHIF are most appropriate to a broader conceptualisation of DSH methods that combines tissue damage methods (such as cutting and burning) with highly dangerous methods (such as strangulation and swallowing dangerous objects) (e.g., [ 10]).
It aims to help clinicians distinguish a possible suicide attempt from suicidal ideation and forms of self-harm such as cutting or burning, which, while dangerous, are not meant to end a person's life.
Uphill burning is dangerous, whatever the weather conditions.
The reactor contains argon gas, which helps keep the sodium from burning but is a dangerous asphyxiant in confined spaces.
There are few things as satisfying – and dangerous – as burning through stuff with a laser.
As of this morning, August 31, 2009, the incredibly dangerous wildfires burning in Los Angeles county have basically doubled in size, claiming 21 homes and 2 firefighters' lives.
In a subsequent clarification, Bird made it clear that any stove burning carbonaceous fuel was dangerous if it did not have a chimney or other means of ventilation.
Earlier this month, Motherboard reported on the fact that the wettest place in North America Vancouver Island's rainforest was burning, explaining that these dangerous dry seasons might become the new norm.
Interestingly, more severe or unusual methods of NSSI (e.g., burning, breaking bones, or swallowing dangerous substances) were not associated with SI, suggesting that indices of NSSI severity may not necessarily be indices of SI severity.
It was the largest and most dangerous of several burning around southern and central California and in Yosemite National Park on Monday.
Recently, the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) published statistics showing that "particulate matter from log burning in cities is more dangerous than pollution from traffic".
