Then, brands and retailers need to use this information to prevent hazards and problems.
To prevent hazards entering food products, high standards are required of food pumps with regard to hygienic design and cleaning technological requirements.
The government, in its duty to prevent hazards, may invoke the precautionary principle if scientific uncertainty excludes a clear evidence-based decision, or if available data are inconclusive or contradictory.
The usefulness of the potassium tert-butoxide/dimethyl sulphoxide/ethyl iodide reaction with carbamate and phenylurea herbicides, and its application to phenoxy acids as a way to prevent hazards and toxicity of the sodium hydride/dimethyl sulphoxide/methyl iodide reaction was studied.
Safety-engineered devices (SEDs) are promising design innovations intended to prevent hazards and accidents.
The authors suggest that research in this area is needed to prevent hazards in the work environment, which will also improve patient safety.
Policy makers should thus examine the history of the developed world in anticipating future economic costs if proactive measures are to be taken to prevent hazards not yet obvious, but perhaps already causes of subclinical toxicity to children.
At the early stages of final assembly line (FAL) design, one of the most important objectives is to arrange the installation and test tasks from components to sub-systems and systems in the proper sequence to meet the designed functions and prevent hazards from the integration process.
Supposedly, these conditions are required to prevent "moral hazard".
The idea is to prevent the hazard of a pole falling into the road.
