Sentence examples for may provide safe from inspiring English sources
Death at a historical or emotional remove may provide safe entertainment, but death in actual fact still scares us.
Recent evidence suggests that treatment with amiodarone may provide safe and effective prophylaxis against AF in many patients undergoing cardiac operations.
The translational applicability of both intramyocardial and intravenous applications may provide safe and effective solutions upon optimizing the timing of the treatments and biodistribution.
Careful planning and management of the conditions under which MR takes place may provide safe food, free from Maillard reaction products (MRPs) that have been described as harmful to health [ 13, 20].
These results demonstrate β4 adhesion-blocking antibodies may have adverse effects on normal tissue, whereas antibodies directed to other epitopes may provide safer alternatives for therapy.
Overall, efficient and selective intravitreal transduction of Müller cells by AAV may provide safer and more effective treatments for retinal degenerative conditions through secretion of neuroprotective factors, while also enabling basic investigations to gain a greater understanding of Müller cell physiology.
However, new approaches using targeted gut colonization or bacteriotherapy show promise and may provide safer and adaptable future therapies for intestinal diseases and infections characterized by dysbiosis [ 71].
For either nutritional approach, a computerized intravenous insulin algorithm or noninsulin agents, such as incretin-based therapies, may provide safer or more effective alternatives, but very few data are available.
Such a faster recovery while driving at 60 miles per hour equates to 440 feet distance travelled, and thus may provide safer driving against bright oncoming headlight or bright sun at low angle.
Thus, water treatment systems that have been designed solely for As removal may not provide safe drinking water and should be further evaluated for the removal of Mn, U, Pb, Ni, Cr, B, Ba, and Mo.
Basing treatment decisions on a computer printout may provide a safe harbor for the doctor, but isn't the safety of the patient the most important thing?
