Sentence examples for danger classification from inspiring English sources
Chernobyl is ranked as a "level 7 event," the maximum danger classification on the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 a Inversed velocity anomaly distribution and b rockburst danger area classification and tremor source location of LW16302C.
In his tests on healthy individuals, it was found that psilocybin had a profound effect on making these volunteers feel happier weeks after they had taken the drug, said Nutt – who was sacked as the chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs in 2009 after repeatedly clashing with government ministers about the dangers and classification of illicit drugs.
There is a real danger that a large classification will be over-specified (impairing incentives) and inaccurately estimated when applied to a smaller treatment population in a public-health system.
The scientists also warn about dangers to the drug classification system's credibility: "Reclassification would send out an ambiguous message about the dangers of current class B drugs".
Torroni et al. [ 26] have previously warned against the dangers of mtDNA haplogroup classification based solely on HVS-1 data.
A hazard is defined as 'a possible source of danger' [3], described through standardized classification and labelling as presented by the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) [4, 5].
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Classification of rockburst danger area and weakened area of LW25110 based on the anomaly index.
The performance of health workers in classifying observed children for each main symptom is shown in table 3. Of 112 children assessed as having a severe classification or a danger sign by the IMCI expert, 52 (46.4% CI: 35.5%–57.7%) were also given a severe classification by the health worker.
Douglas used the metaphor of "purity and danger," aiming to describe social classification.
