Sentence examples for defining a safe from inspiring English sources

Defining a safe and efficacious threshold of hypercapnia remains an elusive goal.

As demonstrated by case report 4, even late presentations can occur, in effect rendering defining a safe age after which contralateral torsion can be considered highly unlikely a hazardous undertaking [ 9].

A critical challenge to defining a safe level of exposure to arsenic is to establish how the obvious causal cancer link due to high arsenic exposure, which is widely accepted, can be extrapolated to what we can expect from lower exposure [ 24], which is much debated.

Specifically, this work presents an economic model predictive control (EMPC) scheme that utilizes a Safeness Index function as a hard constraint to define a safe region of operation termed the safety zone.

It suggests we can now define a safe operating space for world development.

We have not yet been given guidance about what defines a safe area and that will be a big part of the consultation.

Also relevant is this thought from Richard Betts, a climatologist for Britain's climate agency: Asking a climate scientist to define a "safe" or "dangerous" level of global warming is like asking a weather forecaster to decide whether you should cancel your wedding, school sports day, or other event because he's issued a severe weather warning.

I invited Betts, who's been featured here before, to amplify a bit on his thoughts in a "Your Dot" contribution, and here it is: Asking a climate scientist to define a "safe" or "dangerous" level of global warming is like asking a weather forecaster to decide whether you should cancel your wedding, school sports day, or other event because he's issued a severe weather warning.

The planetary boundaries framework defines a safe operating space for humanity based on the intrinsic biophysical processes that regulate the stability of the Earth system.

[C] Larger volumes of isotonic solution need to be absorbed to cause symptomatic fluid overload but there are no data to define a safe threshold.

It was a pragmatic decision that peanut oil below a protein level of 0.5 ppm is considered safe for cosmetic use, as there are insufficient data to define a safe level of skin exposure in the non-sensitized population [22].