Sentence examples for hazards to users from inspiring English sources

Despite the ideology of a safe, "natural" approach to health care frequently espoused by CAM therapists, the approaches used in CAM pose certain hazards to users, ranging from punctured lungs in the case of acupuncture to potentially fatal overdosing from herbal remedies.

Although high Fe concentrations may not pose any health hazards to users, the occurrence of the yellowish brown coloration may cause rejection of such waters by communities.

"It was also to get policymakers thinking, 'If these researchers can do it, what can companies do?' " The goal is to improve policies so that they result in lower privacy hazards to users.

Desktop Factory says the machines pose no hazard to users because they use a safe nylon-based material.

Since the outer housing of the chambers carries high voltage a special alumina titania coating by plasma arc spray has been given to prevent electrical shock hazard to users.

We did not have the time or resources to perform in-depth research into the design of ergonomic handsets, so we do not know if the current prototype presents any kind of hazard to users of different hand sizes or motor skills.

Because this technique could be beneficial to patients, but might present several hazards to new users, the authors decided to perform a systematic review of the main problems and complications.

Abnormally low minimum depths, abnormally high maximum depths, and rapid changes in depth caused by water movement during a tsunami are a hazard to estuary users and, in particular, to vessel navigation.

Moreover, these inefficient stoves release various gases and particulate matter that often cause indoor air pollution, leading to potential health hazard to the users [4].

These technologies contribute to over consumption of biomass leading to increased forest degradation, and they release various gases and particulate matter that often cause indoor air pollution which is a health hazard to the users.

Assuming that the radionuclide contents of STPs measured in this study are no higher than those present in STPs during the extended time periods corresponding to the epidemiological studies examined in the reviews above, then the levels of radionuclides measured in this study can be regarded as posing no significant hazard to STP users.