Therefore, while perceived neighborhood social disorder such as crime levels may decrease feelings of safety, it appears that population density on the streets may provide a buffering effect [ 33].
Instead, the problems "indicated a decreased assurance of safety," said Dr. Jay Epstein, director of the Office of Blood Research and Review at the agency.
In maternity care, especially in the wake of intolerable tragedies, it is very easy to look only at ever decreasing circles of safety and risk.
Patient subgroup analyses revealed that lower baseline weight (≤100 kg) and younger age (<65 years) were associated with a decreased risk of safety events that was likely attributable to less obesity- and age-related comorbidity compared with patients who were in the higher-weight group or were older.
Additionally, warning labels on dietary supplement products intended to decrease consumer perceptions of safety may have unintended consequences and increase some consumer perceptions of efficacy (Mason et al. 2007).
Formation of hydrate crystal particles has been one of the major difficulties facing gas industry in the generation, transmission, and processing that causes blockage of pipelines and equipment resulting in decreases of level of safety and immunity Which necessitating proper methods to prevent hydrate formation.
The use of naturally occurring biomolecules decreases the likelihood of safety concerns that are associated with synthetic materials.
That is, the experimental exposure is decreased, through factors of safety, to establish a legally justified acceptable exposure.
Within this group, risk for infection decreased with use of safety glasses; however, this trend was not significant.
Deterioration due to corrosion has been a growing concern in the last decades since it compromises the serviceability of structures and results in a decrease of the structural safety.
