Sentence examples for gauge safety from inspiring English sources
Based on the obtained results, we confirm that reliability indices can serve as indicators to gauge safety levels, such that the greater the reliability index value, the lower the ROR crash rate.
The move to make crime reports available through the Internet, which is designed to help parents, students and employees gauge safety at colleges and universities, comes a decade after Congress first passed a measure requiring colleges to compile annual reports of campus crimes.
To gauge safety, we used both the most recent National Highway Transportation and Safety Administration and Insurance Institute of Highway Safety front and side crash-test ratings.
The test section was placed into a PMMA tank, spray chamber, which was equipped with a pressure gauge, safety valve, and a relief drainage valve.
Clean up and insulate all wiring, route air fittings to the gauge, safety valve and quick connect assembly.
Findings from the latter group are needed to gauge the safety of prolonged regimens when treating Pb-exposed children, as well as the safety of the drug for treating autistic children, as currently advocated on numerous websites by physicians, autism parent groups, and organizations such as the American College for Advancement in Medicine.
Mr. Beus recommended performing drop tests to gauge the safety of the flares with the new igniter.
Nuclear officials believe Japan needs a quick and thorough investigation, including international experts, if it is to gauge the safety of other nuclear plants.
Japan has been conducting stress tests to gauge the safety of the reactors, but public support for restarting them has been scant.
We assume that the battery internal configuration at the onset of electrical short influences the subsequent response and can be used to gauge the safety risk.
Crime statistics are either nonexistent or largely unreliable in most of Africa so the United Nations conducts extensive interviews with residents and business owners to gauge the safety of the streets of the continent's capitals.
