Sentence examples for the possible hazardous from inspiring English sources
By that I mean the process by which the public is used as subjects of many inquiries into the possible hazardous effects of new products and procedures.
There has been a tremendous increase in the use of mobile phones in the past decade and concerns are growing about the possible hazardous effects of radio-frequency electromagnetic waves (EMW) emitted by these devices on human health.
There is a general concern on the possible hazardous health effects of exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic radiations (RFR) emitted from mobile phone base station antennas on the human nervous system.
For better understanding of the possible hazardous impacts of pesticides residues, dissipation studies are necessary to examine the appropriateness of pesticides application strategies (Lu et al., 2014).
For the main category 'hazards', these subcategories were the possible hazardous properties of the products ('resistance against disinfectants and antibiotics', 'irritating properties', 'corrosive properties', 'effects on the environment' and 'effects of disinfection by-products') and 'risks posed by bacteria'.
Thus, due to the possible hazardous consequences of hypervolemia in patients undergoing EPP a relatively low interventional set point for ScvO2 was chosen.
Meanwhile, the plant's own community relations plan in January 1998 noted that the number of possible hazardous waste zones had soared to 208.
The public should be aware of possible hazardous conditions early on Saturday".
One way of doing a risk assessment is to take each possible hazardous action and look at and score the likelihood of occurrence, the degree of possible harm, frequency of exposure, and number of people involved.
This extremely conservative model, which ignores inhomogeneity in the mean wind and turbulence fields, also predicts possible hazardous concentrations up to several hundred meters downwind from a maximal release.
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