Sentence examples for causing burns from inspiring English sources

Alkaline substances vary in their strength with the strongest causing burns and internal injuries if swallowed.

Without medical intervention, urine, blood and faeces trickle down, causing burns, infections, ulcerations, abscesses and dehydration.

Even non-ferromagnetic metal (including metal on clothing) can heat up during scanning, causing burns or discomfort.

Ammonia effectively dissolves fat and grease, but is corrosive even in low concentrations, causing burns and irritating the skin, eyes and lungs.

He is heard in the video screaming and imploring "that hurts, that hurts" as the GED is activated, causing burns on his skin.

The major considerations we had to account for in our design involved heat (the danger of causing burns on the user's hand), physical forces used to simulate gravity (which may break the user's hand), and magnetic field radiation standards.

Ammonia splashes can burn skin and the fumes can cause burns to eyes and lungs.

Concentrated hydrochloric acid causes burns and inflammation of the skin.

It can cause burns, convulsions and other reactions when swallowed.

Corrosive solids, such as sodium hydroxide and phenol, can cause burns to the skin and eyes.

RF fields can cause burns by producing electrical currents in conductive loops.