Sentence examples for may increase safety from inspiring English sources
Thus far, government intervention and shutdowns have only jeopardised worker safety, and are ineffective in combating sex work or sex trafficking.Legalisation may increase safety but would flood the market.
Advances in materials science and protein engineering have given rise to novel nanoscale targeting approaches that may increase safety and therapeutic efficacy in chronic degenerative diseases patients.
Conclusions: Medial oblique view may increase safety of US guided IJV cannulation in comparison to short axis view by increasing needle visibility during puncture.
Also, formulations for alternative methods of administration (e.g., via inhalation or sublingual delivery) may increase safety and allow even lower-level health workers to give the medicine.
"Icy snow conditions are safer than aggressive snow, because the equipment does not react as fast"Moreover, according to some experts, snow injection reduces the changes due to bib number (traces) and, therefore, may increase safety.
Critics on campus said the new rules appeared to be a clear public relations effort to respond to the Turner controversy, and some said they were worried that the changes may only increase safety risks associated with drinking.
78 In combination with specific training on feeding, other strategies to monitor rate and intake of food may help increase safety, decrease fatigue, and improve feedback on successful swallowing for the patients during the course of the meal.
The finding may increase the safety and efficacy of gene therapy.
The survey outlines the advantages of uncoupled coordination models and points out the suitability of a coordination model based on reactive and programmable tuple spaces: they may increase the safety and the security of the environment while simplifying the task of programming distributed mobile agent applications.
It is also a core component of the informed consent process [ 2] and may increase patient safety and adherence [ 3].
Therefore, maintenance of adequate cerebral oxygenation may increase patient safety by preventing decreased cerebral perfusion and prolonged cerebral tissue ischemia.
