Examples of using Released into the environment in English and their translations into Slovak
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contaminated air cannot be released into the environment.
Environmentally friendly insulation- it should not be immediately or eventually released into the environment hazardous to human evaporation.
(4) Living organisms, whether released into the environment in large or small amounts for experimental purposes
Nitrogen oxides released into the environment from burning fuels, have serious consequences for human health
Whereas EFSA considers that cut stems with vegetative shoots could be propagated by rooting or by micropropagation and released into the environment(for example in gardens);
as the causative agent of herpesvirus infection is actively released into the environment, although in the carrier itself a clear clinical picture of the pathology may still be absent.
chemical substances released into the environment.
If the quantity released into the environment is minimised,
These can take the form of pollutants released into the environment, unused pieces of materials(wood or metal),
Chemical and other substances which are identified as hazardous when released into the environment should be handled in a manner which secures their safe handling,
which means that the pollutants could be released into the environment and contaminate air,
of the substance or preparation and the possibility of hazardous reactions occurring under certain conditions of use and also if released into the environment. 10.1.
it has allowed for a reduction in the amount of substances which are disposed of and potentially released into the environment.
can also damage water quality when released into the environment.
Therefore, while it is true that an active substance such as glyphosate is inevitably released into the environment at some stage of its life cycle, that is the case only via a plant protection product subject to the authorisation procedure.
living organisms, whether released into the environment in large or small amounts for experimental purposes
living organisms, whether released into the environment in large or small amounts for experimental purposes
in the context of its normal use, intended to be released into the environment because of its very function
We are already aware of the potential hazards of nanoparticles that might be inadvertently released into the environment or workplace, so their use will be strictly controlled and this in itself is going to lead