Sentence examples for controlled for safety from inspiring English sources

Calling time, text messaging, instant messaging, downloads and access to Web sites can be controlled for safety and budgetary reasons.

Observational studies in markets have corroborated self-reported practices that could increase foodborne illness risks, including lack of handwashing, lack of access to well-maintained toilet and handwashing facilities, use of materials that cannot be cleaned and sanitized appropriately, and lack of temperature control for foods that must have time and temperature controlled for safety.

Although all the fight sequences were carefully controlled for safety, some were choreographed to be more haphazard than others; each fighter was also given their own style for variety and humour.

But it's not going to herald an age of widespread weapon ownership, and it's certainly not proof that 3D printing technology needs to be controlled for our safety.

The weekday and weekend models both controlled for neighborhood safety (satisfaction level and number of crimes), trust in neighbors, income, automobile/motorcycle/bike ownership, number of children, flexible work type, gender, and school grade.

It mainly appeared on the internet, (on YouTube and Facebook via independent e-journals, which are reasons why our president had announced that social networks shall be tightly controlled for our "safety"), and international medias.

In this paper, the design basis for such a connection is set out and controlled for accuracy and safety.

A weighted subpopulation analysis includes occupants travelling in a vehicle with an IIHS safety rating (n = 39,208), which was used to control for vehicle safety.

Similarly, mean safety compliance scores at the 12-month postintervention assessment period did not differ significantly among the intervention and control workgroups controlling for baseline safety compliance scores and age (B = −0.02, p =.83, Δ R =.001).

Despite trending in the expected direction, mean safety participation scores at the 12-month postintervention assessment period were not significantly higher in the intervention workgroups than in the control workgroups after controlling for baseline safety participation scores and age (B = 0.14, p =.12, Δ R =.014).

Tritium in the TBMs and the ancillary systems should be controlled for the sake of radiological safety.