Instead, the researchers want to learn from professional drivers to make future cars – autonomous or not – more capable and ultimately safer.
Further studies are required, however, to define accurately how these cloths, which are designed to be used without detergent or biocides, might be capable of safe and effective deployment and recycling in the healthcare environment.
By introducing a balance programme at an early stage of the dementia pathway, when participants are more likely capable of safe and active participation in balance training, there is potential that balance performance will be improved as dementia progresses, which may reduce the high falls risk at this later stage.
The quality health care assessment was based on five (5) main components, namely: (1) leadership processes and accountability, (2) competent and capable workforce, (3) safe environment for staff and patients, (4) clinical care of patients and (5) improvement of safety and quality.
Altogether, rAAV vectors appear as particularly advantageous gene vehicles capable of promoting the effective, durable, and safe healing and remodelling of injured articular cartilage.
A deep eutectic solvent (DES) is a fluid generally composed of two or three cheap and safe components that are capable of self-association, often through hydrogen bond interactions, to form a eutectic mixture with a melting point lower than that of each individual component (Zhang et al. 2012a, b).
Respect your daughter's choice of adviser (as long as that person is capable, safe, and otherwise reasonable).
Our men and women in uniform deserve the safest, most capable and advanced equipment that our country can produce.
Our men and women in uniform deserve the safest, most capable and advanced equipment that our country can produce" (letter, April 18).
Katrina and Rita, though, have hopefully awakened us all from our deep slumber and false security that our political leaders and professional societies were capable of providing safe, effective, and coordinated disaster management.
