Sentence examples for presenting a potential risk from inspiring English sources
However, he said, the figure of 1 in 10 sausages presenting a potential risk of hepatitis E infection if undercooked should be interpreted with caution.
There was a weak sorption of OTC to Brazilian soils, where it was dependent on the OM content, presenting a potential risk to the environment arising from their weak sorption capacity to such soils, making it available to transport the antibiotic to the groundwater.
In many cases, concentrations far exceed World Health Organization (WHO) recommended limits for 24 h average particle exposure of 50 and 25 μg/m for PM10 and PM2.5, respectively, presenting a potential risk for regular passengers and employees.
In addition, the widespread use of antibiotics in stem cell culture has been shown to mask contamination [40], presenting a potential risk in the use of cell therapies derived through cultures employing antibiotics.
That is considered an unexpected event presenting a potential risk to the subject and would be required to be reported to the chair of the IRB who would then consider whether...further action needed to be taken.
Then, in 1970, with Matthew S. Meselson of Harvard and others, he made a case that Agent Orange presented a potential risk to humans.
Cable told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme that although the banking crisis has slipped into the background, the country still had a problem where major banks, which present a potential risk to the British economy, underpinned by the British taxpayer.
Particulate matter, microorganisms in air and environmental conditions present a potential risk to museum collections.
While people broadly understood that Cotopaxi presented a potential risk, the awareness of the specific nature of the danger was limited.
Trans-capsular tendon release presents a potential risk of joint instability due to the extensive capsulotomy, especially in patients with hyperlaxity.
Furthermore, the live BCG vaccine presents a potential risk of disseminated disease in immunoparalyzed patients, which can be circumvented by inactivating the vaccine through gamma-irradiation.
