Examples of using Sensitising in English and their translations into German
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of water-soluble chromium VI, which is classified as carcinogenic and sensitising.
an antigenicity study in guinea pigs showed no sensitising potential.
Sensitising customers and crews
Only by sensitising all staff members to an effective cost/benefit view on a regular basis can we ensure our long-term success.
Current experience shows that the existence of legislation is crucial in sensitising people to this type of violence and in efforts to combat it.
Some Member States put in place training activities aimed at sensitising civil servants and service providers so that they have proper intercultural understanding when working with Roma.
The focus lies predominantly in directing the student's awareness inwards and in sensitising and encouraging the student to find a responsible assotiation with their own bodies.
Breathing exercises, energy work and sensitising our perception.
In parallel we are sensitising our customers to this issue.
Sensitising the younger generation to the topic of pension provision.
Chromium(VI) is a sensitising agent and is acutely toxic in large quantities.
Furthermore, for the purpose of sensitising, trainings for experts will be designed and organised.
Sensitising and training doctors
These activities are directed to the general public and aim at sensitising the population for refugee issues.
Our advice also includes sensitising your staff to deal with thermal
KLASSE aims at sensitising pupils to global interrelations and regional differences in a world of growing economic convergence.
These criteria distinguish between different levels of evidence regarding the sensitising properties of a substance
Together with other German fashion brands, we are supporting a training course aimed at sensitising textile suppliers in Vietnam to climate protection.
Substances which are carcinogenic, germ cell mutagenic, sensitising or absorbed percutaneously or which pose a risk during pregnancy are classified accordingly.
Mixtures not classified as sensitising but containing at least one sensitising substance.