例句與造句

1. There are transitional fibers which can be described as asbestiform, and we wouldn't argue with that.
2. However, 21 of the crayons contained larger amounts of " transitional fiber, " which is similar to asbestos.
3. But of the 25 tested, only two Crayola and two Rose Art crayons contained none of the transitional fibers.
4. The Research Triangle Institute team acknowledged that some scientists believe cleavage fragments-- bundles of asbestos fibers-- and transitional fibers should not be classified as asbestos at all.
5. But the two labs who did the government's analysis also found much larger quantities of what OSHA's laboratory in Salt Lake City called " transitional fibers ."
6. It's difficult to find transitional fiber in a sentence. 用transitional fiber造句挺難的
7. This was the same substance that both the Research Triangle Institute and the lab used by the Consumer Product Safety Council call " transitional fibers " in their studies.
8. These cleavage fragments and transitional fibers may be as harmful to health as the regulated asbestos but they are not regulated, and therefore we cannot count them, " Crane said.
9. Pathologists who have examined lung tissue of vermiculite, talc and taconite miners, and from brake mechanics who have died of asbestosis or mesothelioma, have observed fibers broken from cleavage fragments and transitional fibers imbedded in diseased tissue.
10. But CPSC also found even higher levels of so-called " transitional fibers " _ minerals that doctors say cause cancer and other asbestos-related diseases but are not one of the six forms of asbestos regulated by the government.
11. Rader said that even though the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended that the transitional fibers be listed as a potential cancer-causing material along with asbestos, the safety commission decided there was no scientific basis for a crayon recall.
12. These " transitional fibers " identified by CPSCs labs _ magnesio-anthophyllite _ are not one of the six forms of asbestos regulated by the government, so CPSC is once again caught up in the asbestos name game that has plagued it and other government agencies for nearly 30 years.