Sentence examples for margin of protection from inspiring English sources

This small margin of protection has had profound consequences.

But some said there were indications that the recent use of fire-prevention measures had given some areas an additional margin of protection.

And to further provide a margin of protection against any repetition of this incident, a courtside zone of seats should be established (including all areas within at least 15 rows of access to game personnel) from which all food and beverage items are excluded.

Because Haber's Law does not apply to formaldehyde-induced sensory irritation, the value of 0.1 ppm derived in the present review provides an additional margin of protection for a lifetime of 24/7 exposures.

Since chronic exposure at this concentration is clearly protective for the development of formaldehyde-induced nasal tumors, the recommended indoor air level of 0.1 ppm would offer even a further margin of protection for this endpoint.

A cohort study in Sweden had also found that increased coffee intake was associated with lower risk of ER- PR- breast cancer, but at a more modest margin of protection, not achieving statistical significance [ 30].

Its maker, Dow Chemical Co., said it "remains confident that authorized uses of chlorpyrifos products offer wide margins of protection for human health and safety".

With good growth from its high margin businesses of protection and finishing products and porous technologies, the company said half year results would be "materially ahead of the board's previous expectations".

(The company said that "authorized uses of chlorpyrifos products offer wide margins of protections for human health and safety").

One benefit of the body design is that it is very wide, which offers an extra margin of rollover protection.

Additionally, simulations imply that the antenna downtilt of the MBS, the bandwidth protection margin of MBS and PBS, and the time interval T all have nonnegligible influence on the performance of our algorithms.