Sentence examples for constitute a potential hazard from inspiring English sources

The Fish and Wildlife Service has expressed serious concern over this trend, pointing out that "parathion-treated areas constitute a potential hazard to humans, domestic animals, and wildlife".

They may lead to effects seen in microelectronics or damage to solar cells and constitute a potential hazard for manned missions.

Plastic and other litter constitute a potential hazard to marine animals and plastic items are considered to cause more deaths of marine animals than oil spills, heavy metals or other toxic materials; nevertheless, plastic debris in New Zealand waters can provide a suitable substratum for rafting and benthic species [77], [78], even in the deep sea [79].

Imported animals, especially those from developing countries, may constitute a potential hazard to native animals and to public health.

River overflood constitutes a potential hazard to offshore oil and gas development, as it relates to facilities access, oil spill spreading, and the associated phenomenon of strudel drainage and potential seabed scouring.

We hypothesised that: (1) free-living wild ruminants would not show significant infection with Brucella species; (2) wild boar, conversely, would show infection with B. suis biovar 2, constituting a potential hazard for domestic pigs; and (3) apparent prevalence would vary with environmental, population and individual risk factors such as artificial management.

Almost 100% of Pb would be bioaccessible in the smallest slag particles (< 20 μm), which also contained very high Pb levels ranging from 50,000 to 80,000 ppm and thus constitute a potential health hazard for children.

The advice of the U.S. Health Physics Society (a professional society of specialists in radiation safety) is that there is no reason to believe that cellular base station towers could constitute a potential health hazard to nearby residents or students (Health Physics Society 2006).

The maximum value of 64 mg/L constituted a potential explosion hazard.

Unfortunately, the presence of potassium cyanide and potassium ferricyanide in the reagents constitutes a potential toxic hazard and problems of laboratory and environmental pollution.

This route of exposure constitutes a potential infant hazard from mothers with current ongoing exposure to lead as well as from mothers who have been exposed previously due to the redistribution of cumulative maternal bone lead stores.