Sentence examples for relation to danger from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, although NLRP3 is the most studied inflammasome in relation to danger signals, other molecules (e.g. AIM2), have been shown to recognize cytosolic dsDNA (Cavlar, Ablasser and Hornung 2012, Hornung et al. 2009, Hornung and Latz 2010).

He went on to emphasise the strategic significance of Iraqi petroleum fields in relation to the danger of production peaks being breached in major oil reserves around the world: "Russia's production has peaked at 10 million barrels per day; Africa has proved slow to yield affordable extra supplies – from Sudan and Angola for example.

Read the scene: Where are you in relation to the danger?

"Public warnings have been issued recently in relation to the dangers of taking ecstasy, or indeed tablets being passed off as ecstasy.

In the interest of the larger good it puts the burden of acting at hazard upon a person otherwise innocent but standing in responsible relation to a public danger".

SoHo Through May 19 Danger is an interesting theme for an exhibition, but Exit Art's "Danger," a gathering of miscellaneous works by eight artists, is disappointing: nothing in it seems all that dangerous and no clear thesis emerges about danger in relation to art.

We created little danger in relation to the volume of play the team expressed.

Police did not have any intelligence that Londoners faced further danger in relation to the incident, he said.

"We still have a lot of work to be done, most especially in relation to creating awareness on the dangers and risks associated with landmines.

The only danger comes in relation to Europe, and the lack of competition on the domestic scene which Rangers once complained about when failing to make any impact on the Champions League.

In relation to point 1, what are the dangers if the method is used by people who are less careful than the present authors?