Sentence examples for a unique safety from inspiring English sources

It turns out plants use a unique safety valve, according to research published this week in Science.

STPA (Systems-Theoretic Processes analysis) is a unique safety analysis approach that has been developed to identify system hazards, including the software-related hazards.

We report on a unique safety mechanism introduced to the Li-ion battery design to mitigate the effects of a mechanical impact event by limiting the current moving through resulting internal shorts, thereby preventing thermal runaway.

In this research paper we use this statistical approach to present a design methodology for the assessment of long span aeroelastic behavior that considers not only the flutter velocity as a unique safety index, as it is common practice, but also the trend of the total damping as a function of the wind velocity.

Furthermore, this literature review revealed no specific event or pattern of safety concerns to indicate a unique safety profile when GLP-1 RAs are combined with insulin therapy.

Compared with methotrexate, tocilizumab monotherapy presents a unique safety profile for lipid elevations and reversible neutropenia associated with IL6R inhibition, the long-term significance of which remains to be determined.

One is Cirrus, which makes simple little aeroplanes, aiming for the airborne equivalent of a modern car with the unique safety feature of a parachute for the entire aircraft.

Flight crews who provide stabilization and care for patients during air medical flights represent a specialty group, with unique safety, physical environment, and weather concerns, as well as patient care challenges.

Different characteristics, such as (i) the ability to transduce dividing as well as non-dividing cells, (ii) high transduction rates in a wide range of tissues, and notably, (iii) the unique safety properties, make AAVs a promising vector in gene therapy initiatives [ 4- 10].

Some of the top women's players even filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against Fifa and the Canadian Soccer Association over the decision to hold the Women's World Cup on artificial turf – an "inferior surface" that posed "unique safety risks", and one on which the men would never be required to play.

This means consulting women and girls in advance of deploying an ICT intervention to assess unique safety risks and feasibility.