Neither agency defines "young," perhaps because the brain continues to develop until early adulthood, but with each year the potential hazard of mercury is less.
The agency, citing government research in letters, asked the industry standard-setting body, ASTM International, to revise its safety rules to eliminate the potential hazard from cadmium.
The Diablo Canyon reactor sits less than a mile from the recently discovered "shoreline fault", which scientists are currently studying to ascertain the potential hazard it might pose to the facility.
A common insecticide for household use, including assorted uses in the kitchen, contains chlordane, though the Food and Drug Administration's chief pharmacologist has declared the potential hazard of living in a house sprayed with chlordane to be "quite great".
John F. Hennessy III, chairman of Syska Hennessy Group, a consulting, engineering and construction firm involved in the construction of 7 World Trade Center, played down the potential hazard of the fuel tanks in a dense urban environment.
It is "very difficult to obtain financing due to the potential hazard" as well as "unknowns," an official at Wells Fargo wrote to a mortgage broker in northeastern Pennsylvania in April 2010.
For Senator Al Franken, the Minnesota Democrat, the potential hazard is that by compiling location patterns over time, companies could create an intimate portrait of a person's familial and professional associations, political and religious beliefs, even health status.
Setting a trigger point not only simplifies laws in the absence of a demonstrated moral fraud, but it forces legislators to put the potential hazard in perspective to everyday risks.
This merits reappraisal of the potential hazard posed by earthquake triggered landslide dams.
Implications of the potential hazard from natural terrain landslides to downslope development are also discussed.
Failure of the components of the separator introduces the potential hazard of flammable materials being released into the environment.
