It said the oil was "potentially harmful" to humans, although no injuries have yet been reported.
It neutralises potentially harmful oxygen molecules, boosts the immune system and rids the cell of toxins.
But some of the best-known celebrities use their soap boxes to spread scientifically dubious--and potentially harmful--messages.
This is an extremely costly, difficult and dangerous process that has potentially harmful environmental impacts.
The island's peat and blanket bogs support wildlife and act as a natural store of potentially harmful carbon.
In summary, when possible, conflicts should be avoided and only the least potentially harmful conflicts should be tolerated.
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Others claimed it could be positively dangerous, especially when it was fertilised with sewage containing potentially harmful organisms.
Even a six-inch string could be potentially harmful to a baby in a crib, where pull toys sometimes wind up.
"We raise great concern about temporary weight reductions that are rapid, particularly using diets that are potentially harmful long-term, " said Eckel.
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They are a difficult population to attain in experiments, especially if you are going to expose them to something potentially harmful.
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When asked if they had witnessed potentially harmful errors, near misses or incidents in the last month, 43% said they had.
Individuals with autism, intellectual disabilities, and related conditions are more prone to wandering, which exposes them to potentially harmful and life-threatening dangers.
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Thomas Veale confirmed that DIA discovered "possible biological toxins" that were "potentially harmful" on Tuesday morning during "routine screening" of its incoming mail.
It's wired to remember negative moments most keenly, which is your brain's way of teaching you not to do something potentially harmful again.
Yet it took six months to find a source for a soft, well-draped fabric that was free of potentially harmful dyes and finishing chemicals.
On the opposing side, Reid Winick, a holistic dentist who practices in New York, called it a potentially harmful chemical that can eventually cause cavities.
The process apparently creates high concentrations of potentially harmful water contaminants.
Ingesting sky-high doses of a vitamin is unnecessary and potentially harmful.
This would suggest that it takes less of a trigger, namely UV rays in sunlight, to make potentially harmful cellular changes in people with red hair.
Last year, Home Secretary Theresa May was allowed to make instant 12-month bans on "any substance deemed potentially harmful", in a measure to control legal highs.
As more countries around the world build up their space capabilities, U.S. lawmakers are keen to address the growing issue of potentially harmful debris in orbit.
They had giant-jellyfish invasions in 2005 and 2007, and because they've recently been spotted in the Sea of Japan, they're bracing for another, potentially harmful wave this summer.
One is leverage, potentially harmful to an optimist's financial health.
Both Celebrex and Vioxx have been criticized as being potentially harmful to the heart, although they are kinder to the stomach than older anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen and aspirin.
Recent research, however, shows that too many of these tests on a healthy population can be potentially misleading and result in more expensive, unnecessary and even potentially harmful tests.
Last Friday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) amended an obscure clean water regulation that restricted use of aluminum in automobiles because of a potentially harmful byproduct created in the manufacturing process.
Then, in October 1997, the new Labour government made public that the army had indeed used unlicensed and potentially harmful drugs to vaccinate soldiers in the Gulf War, despite health officials' misgivings.
"Instead of putting them through radiation, PET scans and CT scans, which are very expensive and potentially harmful, we are now looking at noninvasive tests that do the same job, " Topol said.
The region may not be far away from a potentially harmful bout of tax competition, which would no doubt attract the ire of more established EU members such as Germany and France.
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They are criticized for being potentially harmful to marine life, but Mortimer contends that because the turbine's propellers move relatively slowly, the impact on fish and other forms of sea life is minimal.
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