Sentence examples for revealed hazardous from inspiring English sources

The revitalisation of these aquatic environments was supposed to have been the greatest legacy of Rio 2016, but samples from the bay in particular have revealed hazardous levels of viruses and competitors in test events have complained of a sewer-like stench.

Gradual substitution of anticorrosive coating formulations revealing hazardous effects on the environment by eco-friendly ones is nowadays an ongoing trend in the coating industry.

The Accord requires brands to pay factories enough to assure safety, including paying the cost of repairs immediately after an inspection reveals hazardous conditions.

Motion analysis of the pilot trials revealed possibly hazardous patterns of movements on the access path.

Diazinon and chlorpyrifos, too, were eventually revealed to be hazardous.

The leaching toxicity tests revealed that the hazardous heavy metals were encapsulated within the glassy phases during sintering.

Then, we calculated the most likely eruptive scenarios for each analysis and their corresponding forecasting windows, which revealed that the most hazardous areas correspond to Conacastal canton and hamlets of San Jorge, San Miguel and San Rafael Oriente – all lie within 5 km of the central crater on the northern and southern flanks.

The historical data revealed a range of hazardous operations, including metal smelting, oil refining, warehousing, and transportation, as well as paints, plastics, and metals manufacturing.

Two related scenarios involving defibrillator devices reveal how inadvertent hazardous design can go unnoticed until engineers or patient safety personnel use human factors engineering (HFE) analysis.

Video from the immigrant farmworkers group Coalition of Immokalee Workers CIWW) reveals workers enduring hazardous working conditions and pay so pathetic you'd tell your boss to shove it.

It has revealed that pollution is often hazardous, contrary to the municipality's claims of 286 "blue sky days" (the term used for days on which the air meets the government's lax standards) in both 2010 and 2011.