Sentence examples for scalding thermal from inspiring English sources

Exotic rainforests brimming with peculiar plants and animals are favorite haunts for bioprospectors, but Diversa specializes in discovering "extremophiles," bug breeds that live in hostile environments like scalding thermal pools, below freezing glaciers and densely salty or acidic locales.

Thermal injuries include scalds from hot liquids and exposure to flames, gas explosions, and steam and burns from accidents.

Chemical burns after thermal injury such as fire and scalding have been reported as the second most common cause of burns in China and the majority (67.8%) of these burns occur in the work environment [ 5].

13 We also recorded a few cases in which mild thermal injury was reported, which supports previous concerns about scalding, 14 although there was no evidence of scalding severe enough to require a consultation.

The majority of thermal injuries in the under-fives are scalds [2].

To assess the effects of thermal injury, a 20% total body surface area (TBSA) scald burn was induced on mice from which truncal hair was removed.

Thermal burns from dry sources (fire or flame) and wet sources (scalds) account for approximately 80%% of all reported burns [ 8] and can be classified based on the depth of burn [ 9, 10].

Leading one group of prospective tourists and investors into a particularly active thermal area Bumpass broke through the crust and plunged his leg into a boiling pool of water scalding himself badly.

Mild thermal injury with steam was documented for four patients (2%) who returned full diaries, but no reconsultations with scalding were documented.

A man was scalded trying to rescue his dog after it bolted from the family's motor home and jumped into a thermal pool, Yellowstone National Park officials said.

We also worked on our thermal bathing skills, lowering ourselves into the lake where streaks of brilliantly coloured algae betrayed the presence of a hot mineral spring, alternately gasping and cursing in the freezing and scalding currents.