Sentence examples for without protective measures from inspiring English sources

If a soldier spent two to three hours inside a DU contaminated tank on dust-raising activities, without protective measures he might receive a radiation dose which, according to the International Commission on Radiological Protection, could generate an increased lifetime risk of cancer of 12 in 100,000.

It is estimated that without protective measures in place, it would be extinct within a decade; and that extinction would be "not only a tragedy in itself but may have unforeseen, and potentially disastrous, consequences for the functioning of the vegetation communities of which feather-leaved banksia is an integral part".

However when they line up without protective measures in place, adverse events compound each other leading to serious incidents such as maternal deaths or "near misses".

This lack of knowledge regarding disease transmission resulted in high-risk practices being widespread practices such as assisting parturition without protective measures, throwing aborted material into water canals and a reluctance to remove animals that had aborted from the flock.

Using the yearly expected value of maximum relative water level rise, we simulated the potential annual maximum inundated area, then calculated the population and GDP potentially affected annually by storm surges without taking protective measures.

Following this adjustment MRSA positive patients and patients at risk could be seen and treated applying general precautions, without additional protective measures.

After several unrevealing medical work-ups, he was found to have a high blood lead level (122 microg/dL); he has a history of scraping and sanding lead paint without adequate protective measures.

Performing an autopsy on high-risk animal carcasses requires heavy equipment, highly qualified personnel, and experienced veterinarians, as illustrated by the case of the Swiss anthropologist who was infected after examining a chimpanzee carcass without adequate protective measures in the Tai forest (13 ).

This is the first study where such high survival rates, matching those of cultures under aquarium conditions, were obtained in the field without using additional protective measures, such as guard nets against fish grazing after seeding.

Because the anthrax outbreak in Murshidabad was associated with slaughtering of ill cows and handling raw meat without taking any protective measures, we propose several recommendations.

In this regard, the "Precautionary Principle" is often invoked—"better safe than sorry"—part of which involves taking "protective measures without having to wait until the reality or seriousness of those risks becomes apparent".