Sentence examples for definite hazard from inspiring English sources

This indicates that duricrusts are not safe for traversing and they present a definite hazard for travelling on the Martian landscape when utilising only visual terrain classification, as the surface appearance is not necessarily representative of what may be lying beneath.

Hot oil in a plastic bottle is a definite hazard.

There are definite hazards, though, to writing about the biological basics, for the simple reason that each and every one of us owns and operates a body.

The team collected coarse sand--typical of shallower habitats at the canyon's mid-water mouth, a definite burying hazard.

On the other hand, the aflatoxin burden mediated through breast milk, at least in certain tropical countries, appears to pose a definite health hazard.

Floods are everywhere, the ground is slick and slippery, visibility is poor and the flood waters are definite health hazards.

In multivariable analysis, however, patients with an unlikely infection had a higher mortality rate compared to patients with a definite infection (subdistribution hazard ratio 1.23; 95% confidence interval 1.03 to 1.49).

I did try a Bluetooth connected Motorola Droid phone with the Pioneer system, but because it lacked custom software controls, it meant that I had to go back to using the buttons on the phone, a definite distraction and potential hazard.

Not definitive, just definite.

The changes in wind erosion and inland excess water hazards show less definite trends.

A Cox proportional hazards model will be used to analyse time to first episode of hospitalisation because of definite or probable peptic ulcer bleeding, to estimate a hazard ratio and 95% confidence interval comparing treatment arms, adjusted for regional centre.