Sentence examples for hazard ranking from inspiring English sources

We selected the final two pesticides, propargite and methyl bromide, because they were the two top-ranking chemicals identified by our cancer hazard ranking system for pesticides, indicating they were the most widely used with the greatest exposure potential and likelihood of being carcinogenic in California during our study period.

A report by the agency listed Tar Creek as having a "hazard ranking" of 78.97.

Thus, the summary presented in Table 3 represents a hazard ranking system based on relative potency.

Detailed methods for our cancer hazard ranking system for pesticides are presented elsewhere (Gunier et al. 2001).

Recently, studies to investigate particle cell interaction uncovered that not only was internalization size-dependent but the same material in different cell lines may display different uptake kinetics, which could have implications on toxicity and ENP hazard ranking.

The hazard ranking for toxicity (ZnO-NM > MWCNT ≥ CeO2-NM = SiO2-NM) was inversely related to the ranking in size detected in culture medium.

Highly toxic solids, that primarily constitute an ingestion hazard, are ranked low to very low risk (e.g., sodium azide, potassium cyanide).

Superfund sites are designated by the E.P.A. under a hazard-ranking system and thus become eligible for cleanups.

By integrating results on three common ENMS using different risk assessment modeling systems, these centers will be able to provide detailed, comprehensive hazard-ranking characterization and risk assessment information to regulators and the public.

Social hazards were ranked highest from the perspective of the participant and his/her family, and physical hazards were ranked the highest from the perspective of the community.

On the 0-to-10 Torino scale describing asteroid hazards, 2002 NT7 ranks a 1, meriting careful monitoring but with the chance of impact judged extremely unlikely.