Examples of using Carcinogenic in English and their translations into Czech
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As carcinogenic, directly involved in causing cancer in humans.
In a carcinogenic potential study of EDTMP,
Eliminating carcinogenic, mutagenic and reprotoxic pesticides,
When vacuuming dry dust that is especially detrimental to health or carcinogenic, use a special vacuum cleaner.
emerging risks with regard to cancer risk factors and carcinogenic processes.
whose occupational exposure to cancer risks and carcinogenic processes is underrepresented in exposure data
In writing.- Electronic equipment produces the fastest growing waste stream in Europe, and reducing the carcinogenic and toxic substances from this waste stream must be a top priority.
Another point about which we can do something is the large number of carcinogenic substances in the environment.
which means you might be inhaling carcinogenic fumes from melted plastic.
make for dangerous waste material with carcinogenic residues.
Certain kinds of dust are classified as carcinogenic, such as oak and beech dust, especially in conjunction with additives for wood conditioning chromate, wood preservative.
mutagenic or carcinogenic substances.
According to a Finnish study, around 32 million EU citizens are exposed to carcinogenic chemicals in their workplace every day.
including carcinogenic effects, resulting from exposure to radiofrequency EMFs.
young workers are more exposed to carcinogenic factors than other workers.
the numbers of women reported to be exposed to carcinogenic substances(including pregnant women)
Information on the extent of exposure to carcinogenic agents and factors in Europe is worryingly out of date.
defend this one horrific chain of carcinogenic molecules?
to collect evidence about workers occupationally exposed to hidden cancer risk factors or carcinogenic processes.
Reducing the harmful effects of radon carcinogenic hazard when in any area with a higher incidence of radioactive radon gas is not caused by radon itself,