Execution time of the phone survey decreased from 30 to 12 minutes, and useful relationships between the data were revealed, e.g., the linkage between reading food labels and reading labels on containers containing potentially harmful substances.
Last week they ventured into the sea cave, normally cut off by the tide and only accessible a few days each year, where they found metal from a container and Garfield-shaped phone shells, still containing potentially dangerous electronic components.
They are locked boxes containing potentially life-saving information.
Prescription drug television advertisements containing potentially consequential misinformation sometimes appear in the United States.
Analysis of a panel containing potentially interfering viruses demonstrated no cross-reactivity with the assay.
The decision, which was not publicly announced, gained urgency when letters containing potentially lethal anthrax powder began arriving at news organizations and on Capitol Hill.
One of Smith's mobile phones, containing "potentially incriminating" evidence, was crushed when a car fell off a jack on to it, smashing the handset, said Forshaw.
Ben Arnold One in three South African women use bleaching creams (in downtown Johannesburg there are more than 500 products available), and there are stiff laws against products containing potentially dangerous chemicals.
The advisories encouraged them to avoid eating certain fish species containing potentially high levels of mercury, while noting that everyone should eat more seafood because it contains healthful omega-3 fatty acids.
The advertisement sought to reassure customers that Burger King's beef was safe after meat containing potentially deadly bacteria was traced to a Hudson Foods Inc. plant in Nebraska, a supplier of about one-fourth of Burger King's restaurants.
In reality, waste rock piles are heterogeneous landforms containing potentially acid forming (PAF) units juxtaposed with non-acid forming (NAF) units.
