Sentence examples for putative threat from inspiring English sources

They claim these public spaces for white people, making them safe from the putative threat of Black people.

Addressing the putative threat posed by a rising China promises to keep those services busy (and flush with cash) for decades to come.

Prior research has often linked anxiety to attentional vigilance for threat using the dot probe task, which presents probes in spatial locations that were or were not preceded by a putative threat stimulus.

Since their meeting, Hassabis points out, Hawking has not mentioned "anything inflammatory about AI" in the press; most surprisingly, in his BBC Reith lectures last month, he did not include artificial intelligence in his list of putative threats to humanity.

This viewpoint emphasizes epidemiology's role in hazard identification, that is, an early stage of risk assessment for which putative threats to health are identified as causal.

Antibodies recognize foreign molecules (antigens) through epitope-binding sites in the variable domains of the antigen binding fragment (Fab) and alert immune cells to putative threats through interaction sites in the constant domain of the tail region.

But the fright of the SARS outbreak in 2003 has left a lasting impression, and scientists and public-health officials now tend to see any putative disease threat through its lens.It is refreshing, therefore, to take a wider look at the problem of infectious disease.

The public health risk due to reindeer husbandry concerning zoonotic diseases included in this study has to be considered as very low at present but a putative epidemiological threat may arise when herding conditions are changed with respect to intensification and crowding.

For a territory of just 6.3m, this is quite a virile feat and a highly implausible one, say the government's critics.The threat of these putative hordes swamping the territory straining social services, stealing jobs and daily reminding Hong Kong wives of their husbands' infidelities has brought to a head a growing constitutional crisis.

To avoid potentially spurious or statistically intractable problems common in large-scale correlative studies, our model-building strategy used existing knowledge from other studies [2], [4] [6] and logic to construct a plausible set of a priori hypotheses regarding the relationship between threat risk its putative drivers.

Yet barely had the two men stowed their fishing gear than Sergei Ivanov, Mr Putin's putative successor, repeated the Kremlin's earlier threats.