Sentence examples for persons potentially from inspiring English sources

Given the potential for human infection, active monitoring for illness and for adherence to appropriate use of personal protective equipment among all persons potentially exposed to subtype H7 viruses during outbreaks in poultry should be conducted, and testing should be readily available should illnesses occur.

We therefore considered different groups of persons potentially exposed to RF-EMF, identified by literature search and knowledge about potential exposures, and explored whether it would be feasible to set up epidemiologic research in these groups.

The Buckley court argued that "relative to" was so vague and overly broad that it would create an unconstitutional lack of notice to persons potentially affected by FECA.

It also reiterated its "serious concern that a failure to implement the court's judgment before the general election and the increasing number of persons potentially affected by the restriction could result in similar violations affecting a significant category of persons, giving rise to a substantial risk of repetitive applications to the European court".

The Beers (2012) criteria and the screening tool of older persons' potentially inappropriate prescriptions (STOPP) criteria are often used to identify potentially inappropriate medication (PIM) use in elderly patients.

To describe the use of health services, the distribution of chronic and infectious diseases, and the pharmaceutical costs in 2012 of the persons potentially excluded compared to the those who maintain their coverage.

One was the last person potentially exposed to Duncan during the ambulance ride to the hospital and the other four are healthcare workers.

Her comments came in an interview with the London Evening Standard in which she also disclosed that a "completely independent" person – potentially from outside the Crown Prosecution Service – will be asked to review her decision if one of the peer's alleged victims asks for the case to be reassessed.

Whether someone is liable to punishment or to pay compensation or is entitled to claim compensation often depends on showing whether the person potentially liable or entitled has caused harm of a sort that the law seeks to avoid.

I had a person potentially overdose on heroin," she says.

I had a person potentially overdose on heroin," she cried into the phone.