Sentence examples for recognized threats from inspiring English sources

Except for direct exposure to pure lithium metal or lithium hydroxide, lithium has no recognized threats to the environment or human health.

Readers familiar with causal diagrams will recognize that many of these examples can be described as collider-stratification biases, and that, while some encompass previously recognized threats to validity, these potential biases were infrequently mentioned until their associated causal diagrams were drawn.

The exploitation of fossil fuels in the Mediterranean Sea will likely lead to an increase in the number of offshore platforms, a recognized threat for marine biodiversity.

Global health corruption remains a serious, ongoing, and under recognized threat to global health progress.

In particular, infections caused by organisms of the genera Aspergillus and Candida are an increasingly recognized threat to immunocompromised patients.

Psychological or exteroceptive stressors fall into different categories, depending on nature, severity and chronicity of the stressor, the individual's gender and age during stress exposure, and the subjectively recognized threat.

A web-based resource for reconstructing past ecosystems may help us recognize threats to modern ecosystems.

While the technique could help companies recognize threats faster, licensing three or four engines per user would be prohibitively expensive.

The founding generation wanted Americans to have at least a minimal education — in part so they could recognize threats to the republic, Freeman explains.

They provide opportunities to observe, monitor, predict and recognize threats to ecological processes in rangelands.

Cebu Study Team [39] used a Philippines longitudinal data to find that educated mothers are better at recognizing threats to the health of their children.