The phrase "and safety to develop" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a context where safety is a condition or requirement for development, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We must ensure proper protocols are in place and safety to develop new technologies."
Alternatives: "and security for development" or "and protection for growth".
We draw upon related literature from contiguous disciplines (namely behavioral economics and health and safety research) to develop a conceptual framework and analyze the role of cognitive and cultural biases in information security behavior.
It may be premature to recommend the widespread adoption of glycemic control measures in all critically ill children on the basis of outcome studies, but for those centers that do practice glycemic control, there may be other quality and safety reasons to develop a center-consistent approach to this management.
These findings could be used to build a data warehouse to study national health and safety profiles and to develop a uniform report for all European countries.
The purpose of this study is to compare the safety of cyclists in five bicycle facility layouts in signalized intersections at various traffic volumes in order to assess if some layouts are better than others with regards to cyclist safety and to develop methods to facilitate this comparison.
9 11 It is important to assess e-cigarette toxicant exposure and individual risk, as well as the health effects, of e-cigarettes as they are actually used to ensure safety and to develop an evidence-based regulatory scheme that protects the entire population children and adults, smokers and nonsmokers in the context of how the tobacco industry is marketing and promoting these products.
Educationalists should work with GPs and patient safety experts to develop interventions aimed at developing these key safety skills/attributes.
Beyond the TTU campus, professional societies and safety regulators failed to develop procedures and standards that meet the needs of academic research labs and mitigate the physical dangers of chemicals.
The objectives of civil protection clubs are defined as "to raise awareness of children for civil protection; to know stakeholders and actors; to identify natural and technological risks; to acquire safety habits; to develop skills in terms of civil protection; and to promote suitable attitudes and behaviors in case of emergencies" (ANPC 2006, p. 27).
Nevertheless, there must be a basis of recommendations with adequate scientific proof of their evidence, safety and feasibility to develop performance indicators [ 16], particularly because the introduction of performance indicators may have a large impact on clinical practice.
Children who come to rely on parents or other significant adults in their lives for basic need such as nurturance, comfort, and safety are though to develop "secure" attachments to those people.
