Sentence examples for hazard criteria from inspiring English sources

Flashpoint means the minimum temperature at which a liquid gives off a vapor in sufficient concentration to ignite if tested in accordance with the test methods in Appendix B to § 1910.1200 - Physical Hazard Criteria.

For the sub-fraction of potential candidate products that contain CFS identified by environmental hazard criteria, the proportion is basically the same (Table 7).

For the sub-fraction of potential candidate products that contain CFS identified by environmental hazard criteria, the figure is roughly 25% smaller.

For the sub-fraction of potential candidate products that contain CFS identified by environmental hazard criteria, these mean values differ only marginally.

By applying these categorisations, we found that only 19% of the potential CFS are exclusively identified by human health criteria; 81% meet environmental hazard criteria, whereby 27% meet both human and environmental hazard criteria and 54% are exclusively identified for reason of environmental hazards.

For the sub-fraction of potential candidate products that contain CFS identified by environmental hazard criteria, the corresponding proportions are slightly higher: at least one alternative is available for 687 of 1,501 uses, i.e. almost 46%.

This is an important concept in that the toxicity of PPPs must always be normalized to application (release) rates when assessing T; unfortunately, this concept is not considered when classifying on the basis of a single simple hazard criterion.

The alterations in the GSI can be used as a hazard criterion for assessing the reproductive fitness or competence in all forms of oviparous animals [ 58].

Internationally-accepted standards, such as the 59A Standard of the US National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), provide direction on the assessment of LNG spill hazards and hazard range criteria which must be met.

Due to differences in mapping methodology and scale, NRCS data could not be quantitatively compared, and other comparisons were complicated by differences in flood hazard class criteria and terminology between maps.

bPoints 3.6.2 to 3.6.5 of Annex II of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 [[1]] define hazard-based criteria for substances that must not be approved, so-called cut-off criteria.