Sentence examples for evolving safety from inspiring English sources
"We have these evolving safety concerns; they cannot be dismissed," said Dr. Harvey Luksenburg, a medical reviewer for the agency.
(The Economic Times) David Strickland, head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, said that the agency would take a tough stance on vehicle recalls, requiring vehicle manufacturers to not only comply with federal safety standards when vehicles are built but also to conform to evolving safety standards.
Zhou et al. (2013) assessed the use of 4D visualization in detecting the evolving safety risks throughout the lifecycle of an underground metro construction project.
More evolved safety measurement systems combining both lagging (after the event) and leading (before an event) indicators.
Historically, switching practice has evolved with safety as the ultimate priority with minimal consideration given to how the design, and its associated control systems, detracts from maximum network capacity - primarily as switches have rarely been the limiting factor.
But unlike EHRs, the Model T Ford evolved, standardizing safety features like seat belts, and creating options like mini and electric, all offered in many colors.
The project also seeks to "develop predictive models to … identify evolving disruption and safety risks" with the hope of informing future regulation and risk management.
Consequently designs and arrangement of top-side process units are still evolving and their safety has yet to be fully and objectively evaluated.
Operators of van fleets face many challenges these days, including volatile fuel prices, evolving regulations, driver safety and productivity, vehicle transaction expenses and maintenance.
Workplace safety, an evolving concept in China, is an obvious concern at Crocopark.
Given the high cost of biologic agents and evolving knowledge of their safety profiles, there is a growing need to compare and evaluate the relative benefit of strategies involving alternative sequences of therapies.
