Sentence examples for by increasing safety from inspiring English sources

Advances in electronic technologies have transformed the automobile by increasing safety, reliability and convenience for the American consumer.

We believe such efforts will revolutionize our traveling habits by increasing safety on the road while entertaining our feelings simultaneously [1].

However, older drivers can adapt their driving behavior to the age-related functional and cognitive decline by avoiding these difficult driving situations [11, 12, 13, 14], or by developing compensatory strategies (e.g. by increasing safety distances, reducing speed or reducing distances traveled) [13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19].

"The reaction for Germans was, 'We're not coming to Florida anymore,' and the state of Florida reacted by increasing safety throughout the state," Mason explained.

Liver resection has become the standard treatment for metastatic colorectal cancer. 1 Such procedures are now justified by the increasing safety of hepatic resections and by documentation of long-term disease-free survival.

The Federal Aviation Administration plans Tuesday to outline a 10-year air traffic control modernization plan to squeeze 30% more traffic into the commercial aviation system while easing delays and increasing safety by giving pilots better information on weather and the locations of other aircraft.

Along with pasteurization, it is double-nanofiltered with the use of 15-nm filters, increasing safety by size exclusion, particularly regarding nonenveloped viruses and prions.

"Unmanned technology is fundamentally changing the way we research and monitor our environment by dramatically decreasing costs while increasing safety for the scientists and resources," said Pickett.

Therefore, the development of an intervention that targets supervisory behaviors is likely to improve safety climate, which has been shown meta-analytically to affect safety behaviors by increasing worker safety motivation and safety knowledge [ 11].

This not only increases patient's comfort during the mapping procedure, but also increases safety by minimizing the risk of collision with the device by uncontrolled patient movements, for example, associated with seizures.

Seat belt critics argued that drivers would inevitably compensate for their increased safety by just driving faster and more recklessly.