Sentence examples for property of concern from inspiring English sources
However, this task is not trivial, since knowledge regarding the influence of particular ion on the property of concern is crucial.
The weight function is geometrically defined from the characteristic function of the domain, and the four-rank or second-rank elementary operator depends on the material linear property of concern.
Nevertheless, the LRTP of an organic compound is not yet considered under REACH, although LRTP is also defined as a property of concern according to the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) [3] in addition to persistence, bioaccumulation and adverse effects.
We avoided the second property of concern, divergence between the two parental chromosomes in a diploid genome, by constructing all short-insert libraries from DNA of a single haploid megagametophyte.
Nonetheless, they have other properties of concern and are already widely distributed in the environment, also in remote regions.
The REACH Regulation does not directly address these emerging properties of concern, complicating the implementation of regulatory measures.
The statistical properties of concern include the mean value and coefficient of variation (COV) of the model factor.
Due to the special properties of short-chain PFASs, they might not fulfill the "classical" properties of concern of SVHCs, being clearly defined within Article 57(d and e) of the REACH Regulation.
However, given the properties of concern (see "Overview of concerns of short-chain PFAAs") and the already existing pollutions (see "Case example Rastatt"), there is an unequivocal need for regulation of short-chain PFASs.
The replacement of long-chain PFASs with short-chain PFASs and in general other PFASs is highly criticized [15 17], as short-chain PFASs have also relevant properties of concern.
However, short-chain PFAAs are as persistent as long-chain PFAAs have different, but not less alarming properties of concern, and are already widely distributed in the environment [e.g., 19 27].
