Sentence examples for hazardous active from inspiring English sources

Halogen-containing reactive materials could be used for mitigating the spread of hazardous, active biological microorganisms aerosolized as a result of explosion.

Collectively, these studies merely account for a small percentage of the 406 hazardous active pesticide ingredients listed by the WHO [ 44] and for a small percentage of average dietary intake by food diversity and weight [ 42, 84].

In 1994, a committee of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior (IAVCEI) urged, among other advice, that meeting-related fieldtrips not visit hazardous areas, that active craters be approached only when absolutely essential, and that everyone wear hardhats and protective clothing.

The AUDIT-C is considered a reliable alcohol screen for use in general population surveys to identify people with hazardous drinking or active alcohol abuse and dependence [ 19].

We synthesize data from several significant phreatic systems, including two in Costa Rica (Turrialba and Poás) which are currently highly active and hazardous.

These as-prepared chemo/bio-sensors can be applied to the simple, fast and sensitive detection of environmental pollutants, pharmaceuticals, hazardous substances, and biological active substance and nutrients present in food by means of electrochemistry, ultraviolet and fluorescence spectroscopy.

Although the hazardous nature of the active materials limits the use of these cells in consumer applications, they are widely used in other markets where high-performance capability is an overriding concern.

The analysis of the effects of pyroclastic flows on humans and on buildings represents the main tool to define the boundary of the most hazardous area around an active volcano such as Somma Vesuvius.

Then, depending on sediment dating, a fault can be deemed "active" or "hazardous" depending on the local classification, and this information can thus be used by planners and others involved in hazard and risk reduction.

It also comes with a bevy of nifty acronyms, such as ESP (Electronic Stability Program) to prevent understeer, oversteer and slippage in hazardous road conditions; ABC (Active Body Control) to prevent body roll when cornering, and PTS (Parktronic System) which provides visual and audio cues to assist in maneuvers such as parallel parking.

Smoking behaviour was determined using a question directly from the New Zealand Census 2006 [ 8]: "Do you smoke cigarettes regularly (that is, one or more a day)?" The condensed form of the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT-C) was used to identify participants who had potentially hazardous drinking patterns or active alcohol use disorders (including alcohol abuse or dependence).