In rejecting lorcaserin, the F.D.A. said, in essence, that safety concerns outweighed what the agency called the drug's "marginal" effectiveness in causing people to shed pounds, according to the press release from Arena and Eisai.
Thermal stability, kinetics, and dynamics data of the novel energetic material 5-amino-1h-tetrazole (5AT) are of the essence to obtain safety information for safety storage, handling, and even demilitarization.
After absorbing the essence of international safety standards and adapting China urban transit construction practice, the safety management and system integration method of CBTC system came into being.
Experts point out, however, that a repo lender gets belt-and-suspenders protection, in essence a double safety measure in case something goes south.
"The essence here is safety, that children are being injured in horrendous ways," she said.
"In a democratic republic, there is no substitute for decision making by our elected representatives regarding the issues that require the balancing of public safety with the essence of our democratic freedoms.
In essence, the ED is the safety net for many homeless because of limited access to primary healthcare services and/or inadequate healthcare coverage [ 9, 24- 26].
4) A pattern in efforts to pass U.S. climate legislation was the shift from hard caps to all kinds of add-ons that, in essence, served as escape clauses or safety valves.
In essence, hospitalised children may have a caregiver safety net after discharge that many hospitalised adults do not, and this may make the difference between an earlier (within 14 days) and later (15 to 30 days) readmission.
As such, astronaut training, by its very essence, plays a major role in ensuring the safety of a flight.
