Sentence examples for risk of intoxication from inspiring English sources
The Balz Schiemann is the method of synthesizing fluorobenzene, which is complex and involves several hazardous chemicals, such as hydrofluoric acid, hydrochloride, sodium nitrite and so on, confronted with a high risk of intoxication and explosion.
Russo also explained that "perrottetinene differs from THC in a key way that makes it potentially useful medically, in that it reduces levels of prostaglandins D2 and E2 in the brain without producing COX inhibition, and thus may provide an effective anti-inflammatory and pain killer with a low risk of intoxication, formation of ulcers, or production of heart attacks or strokes.
But along the way it is useful to remind consumers that no alcohol is innocent of the risk of intoxication.
Young children are at risk of intoxication because of high consumption of drinking water and immature copper metabolism.
The use of alternative therapeutic drugs, such as benzodiazepines, will reduce the chance of extra pyramidal adverse effects [ 96] and decrease the risk of intoxication [ 97].
The keeping of animals in captivity at these sites hinders the use of toxic rodenticides or anticoagulants due to the risk of intoxication.
Often working without grants, using their modest bursaries for bus fare, thésards have been sent out on the streets of Dakar, across diverse neighbourhoods, to administer questionnaires on knowledge and risks of intoxication in pharmacies, homes, peri-urban fields and beauty salons.
From acute toxicity and the risks of intoxication-related behaviours to longer-term physical complications and dependence, I know drugs can kill people.
Moreover, the matrix do not affect in the range of toxin concentrations that involving risk of spirolides intoxication.
This non-invasive method has the advantage of measuring exposure over extended periods of time and thereby of evaluating the risk of chronic intoxication.
The disregards for the direction of wind during pesticides application exposes farmers to health risk of pesticides intoxication as the wind may blow the chemical towards the body, including the face of the farmer.
