Sentence examples for methods for safety from inspiring English sources

Deductive Cause-Consequence Analysis is a way to use formal methods for safety analysis.

This paper discusses an approach for application of the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) method to support development and validation of computationally effective methods for safety analysis, on the example of molten corium coolability in a BWR lower head.

Teizer et al. (2013) argue that traditional teaching methods that are used to train and educate workers are the main source of education in most engineering industries in the USA and highlight the need for exploring new methods for safety leaning.

Current methods for safety reporting and risk assessment still rely heavily on healthcare professionals (HCPs).

In view of the above, the establishment of accurate, rapid and simple methods for safety monitoring of TCM materials is urgently needed.

However, generally parents and clinicians from different communities/settings suggested a very similar range of content, quality criteria, format and delivery methods for safety netting advice, while acknowledging that multiple techniques and resources are needed.

"If anything positive is to come out of this young lady's death," Langerman says, it "must be that PIs in academic institutions are held accountable, with a regular systematic method, for safety".

"If anything positive is to come out of this young lady's death," Langerman told me not long after Sheri died, it "must be that PIs in academic institutions are held accountable, with a regular systematic method, for safety".

This paper introduces a new method for safety analysis which modifies, automates and integrates a number of classical safety analysis techniques to address some of the problems currently encountered in complex safety assessments.

The main objective of this study was to provide an improved method for safety appraisal in Ghana through the development and application of suitable accident prediction models for unsignalised urban junctions.

The present work is divided in two parts: Part 1 (current paper) presents the application of inherent safety guidelines in layout design and the index method for safety assessment; Part 2 (accompanying paper) describes the domino hazard sub-index and demonstrates the proposed approach with a case study, thus evidencing the introduction of inherent safety features in layout design.