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How should this sentence be translated to sound smooth?

2010-09-07View Original

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Regarding the safety aspects mentioned in the device training manual: There are no special safety considerations beyond the general hazards posed by the substances used. It’s mainly the part in red font at the end; I’m not sure how to describe it. I hope someone with expertise can help
Reply #22010-09-08
There are no special safety aspects aside from the general hazards imposed by the used substances. “Imposed by the used substances” modifies “the general hazards”; in other words, apart from the common hazards resulting from the substances used, there are no special safety issues.

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