Sentence examples for allowed a safety margin from inspiring English sources

Hefce strongly disputes this interpretation of its figures and points out that because each institution is allowed a safety margin of plus or minus 5%, very few institutions would be faced with immediate cuts or improvements to their overall grants.

Our research plan is to enroll 700 patients per group, allowing for a safety margin for attrition.

The parameter a has no physical meaning, it allows to introduce a safety margin in terms of channel congestion.

This allows application of a "safety margin" as we do in EORTC26082 (NCthat19434) that selects unmethylated glioblastoma patients only (cut-off set at lower bound of 95%% CI using a quantitative MSP assay [ 49]), since it omits TMZ, thereby limiting the risk to withhold TMZ in patients who may potentially profit from it.

In 5 of the 15 patients (29%) with an abdominal wall nodule, resection of the fascia plane adjacent to the lesion was required to allow an appropriate safety margin; in 4 of the patients, a mesh placement was specified to correct the defect.

The announcement is of interest because of controversy this autumn over whether Ford had allowed an adequate safety margin in choosing tires for the vehicles.

The announcement is of interest because of controversy this autumn over whether Ford had allowed an adequate safety margin in choosing tires for the Explorer and Mountaineer.

Some of the people on the commercial expeditions didn't allow themselves enough of a safety margin to get down from the summit.

A minimum criterion of calculated tritium breeding ratio (TBR) >1.1 is adopted to ensure tritium self-sufficiency, allowing a 10% safety margin to cover calculation uncertainties.

However, in view of the overlapping toxicity (myelosuppression) of the drugs, a conservative starting dose of 100 mg b.i.d. was chosen for this trial, thus allowing a substantial safety margin.

It also highlights the fact that we must be aware of potential species differences (which has implications for the test species used in regulatory testing), and allow a sufficient safety margin between environmental and effect concentrations.