Sentence examples for hazard encountered from inspiring English sources

Malaria was the most important health hazard encountered by U.S. troops in the South Pacific during World War II, where about 500,000 men were infected.

Possibly the greatest hazard encountered in the cell culture laboratory derives from LN2, which is used extensively in the freezing and long-term storage of cells and can injure by causing cold burns and frostbite or kill by asphyxiation or by the explosion of poorly designed LN2 containers.

His "Diseases of Workers," published in 1700, helped establish the field of occupational medicine and outlined the health hazards encountered by workers in more than 50 occupations.

Golds up for grabs 22 Weather Some sunshine after the grey of recent days and getting warmer: a high of 25C forecast 4pm in the Olympic Park Jellyfish, carcasses of dead dogs and sharks are just some of the hazards encountered by Keri-Anne Payne, the British 10km open water world champion and silver medallist in Beijing.

Phenylpyrazoles are relatively new insecticides designed to manage problematic insect resistance and public health hazards encountered with older pesticide families.

HHPs need effective training for managing personal health and safety hazards encountered when providing health care services in the home environment.

It seems that the concept of integrity cannot be demarcated into types without specific characterization of the kinds of challenges and hazards encountered in the relevant field of action.

This chapter reviews many of the environmental hazards encountered by wood composites (moisture, UV degradation, decay, insect attack and fire) and many of the strategies used to counter them.

Additional man-made navigation hazards encountered once within the lagoon included lines that have been fixed between some of the patch reefs in the southern region of the lagoon, possibly to discourage unauthorized boat access to the larger lagoon.

A brief description of the potential occupational health hazards encountered in the manufacture of plastics (polymers) is given.

Current major incident training emphasizes the importance of personal safety but is unable to provide an evidence-based analysis of the scene hazards encountered at terrorist incidents.