Sentence examples for focus on hazards from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cook said the proposal was part of an effort to get contractors to focus on hazards specific to their sites rather than on dangers that do not exist everywhere.

This study aims to develop a quantitative risk assessment (QRA) framework for on-board hydrogen storage systems in light-duty fuel cell vehicles, with focus on hazards from potential vehicular collision affecting hydride-based hydrogen storage vessels.

The data can be analyzed for the return period of extreme events with focus on hazard zoning and design standards.

Nevertheless, most ecotoxicological research and chemicals regulation focus on hazard and exposure assessment of individual substances only, the problem of chemical mixtures in the environment is ignored to a large extent.

Better incorporation of MOA information is facilitated by the increased understanding of the multiple ways in which such data can be incorporated into risk assessment, as well as in the early focus on hazard characterization.

Rather, we will focus on hazard identification and dose response assessment, including the dichotomy of the practice in some organizations of separate default cancer and non-cancer extrapolations, and differing approaches to protecting sensitive individuals.

The flurry of activity here does lead some to wonder: Why focus on a potential hazard perhaps tens of thousands of years away, when other volcanic dangers are much more imminent?

Existing disaster waste plans have mostly focused on hazards such as flooding, extreme weather (e.g., hurricane or tornado) and earthquake-induced debris (e.g., City of Miami 2008; Johnston et al. 2009; City and County of San Francisco 2011).

We shouldn't be wasting time worrying about a lot of stupid things," and should focus instead on hazards we can do something about.

The Ecotox Centre also participated and actively contributed to international working groups focused on hazard and risk assessment of chemicals.

From a health perspective, these guidelines principally focus on microbial hazards and use a Quantitative Microbial Risk Management (QMRA) process for guideline setting.