Sentence examples for represented a hazard from inspiring English sources

Radioactive fallout represented a hazard up to 10 kilometers, or 6.2 miles, from the plant, he said, and beyond 100 kilometers there is no danger.

Water was used as the working fluid owing to its high figure of merit and because other fluids could represent a hazard in the case of leakage.

Gas entering the annulus migrates to the wellhead and represents a hazard due to increased wellhead pressure and the gas inventory.

But Mr. MacRoy, other health officials and children's advocates argue that the C.P.S.C. uses an antiquated standard for what level of lead in a child's blood stream represents a hazard.

Responsible application of plant genetic engineering requires that for each plant licensed for cultivation, a risk analysis be made according to strict scientific criteria as to whether the corresponding plant represents a hazard to the environment.

The results confirmed the presence of montmorillonite in this buffer zone and in the 5 km buffer around the road which represents a hazard especially for the future planned projects within this area.

Anthropogenic activities introduce species increasing levels of many substances which may endanger the environmental quality and represent a hazard to human health.

These storms represent a hazard to power transmission infrastructure through their potential to interfere with operations and result in damage to transformers and other critical components.

Again, the nearby sources of Lamington, Victory and Waiowa are major contributors to the hazard for this timeframe (30, 23 and 17 % respectively) however the more distal sources of Long Island, Ritter Island and Langlia also represent a hazard to Port Moresby for this longer timeframe (collectively ~30%% contribution; Fig. 8).

Thus, the summary presented in Table 3 represents a hazard ranking system based on relative potency.

Transgene flow in itself does not necessarily represent a hazard (NRC 2002).