Sentence examples for measures and protective from inspiring English sources

The outcome of this approach would help to monitor radiation exposure risk, support the development of effective safety measures and protective measures and minimize the overall oil and gas operation risk.

Associations between cognitive risk perception measures and protective action were quite inconsistent across the ten selected surveys in this study.

Univariate analysis of variance was used to test for the presence of interactive effects between risk measures and protective measures.

Construction workers from the intervention and control group are observed throughout their shift on their use of technical control measures and protective equipment.

Continued research, involving collaborative partnerships among researchers, health care providers, and community members, is needed to determine the impact of environmental contamination on community members' health and to develop necessary remediation, preventative measures, and protective policy interventions.

The commonly-happening faults in the IGBT Medium Frequency Induction Heating Power Supply is analyzed, and the corresponding protective measures and protection circuits are designed.

For example, the hierarchy of measures defined under STOP principle (substitution, technical measures, organisational measures, and personal protective equipment) has to be implemented [7].

Occupational safety of postal workers from bioterrorism and other health hazards can be enhanced with attention to engineering, procedural safety measures, and personal protective equipment.

These instructions are focused on (i) proper use of technical control measures; (ii) organizational factors such as asking the supervisor for technical control measures, and using protective equipment; and (iii) behavioral factors such as cleaning the workspace.

For all the measured civility and protective deference now routine at N.F.L. training camps, some of the fundamental instincts of the sport still emerge.

It also assesses the contextual information — such as the amounts of materials handled, protective measures, and measurement strategies — to understand which release scenarios can result in exposure.