Sentence examples for on safety considerations from inspiring English sources
The city has said that the cut in manpower was based on safety considerations and a sense that the prospects of recovering remains at the site have begun to diminish, both positions many firefighters dispute.
Ford spent $150 million developing the City, much of that on safety considerations.
Internet communication is also a suitable medium for conveying guidelines on the appropriate use of imaging techniques, and on safety considerations.
The preference for the LSS in older persons may be based on safety considerations.
Chapter 3 deals with lentiviral and retroviral vector systems (both replicating and nonreplicating), with emphasis on safety considerations.
The planned sample sizes (N = 60 in the Japanese study; N = 48 in the UK study) were based on safety considerations and study drug exposure, and were considered adequate for the evaluation of the planned pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic endpoints.
Cyclists were often estimated to travel above 10 km/h, a speed limit that has been suggested based on pedestrian safety considerations, but that would be unacceptable for long stretches of commuter cycling.
But it also lets individual universities to make their own campus-specific rules based on "specific safety considerations and the uniqueness of the campus environment," opening the door for schools to create "gun-free zones".
Based on the safety considerations of expressing B7 using a virus vector, we propose a novel strategy to present costimulatory molecules by immobilizing recombinant B7 on the surface of polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHAs -based nanoPHAs -based
By developing a baseline mission design and a mass estimation model, mission opportunities are evaluated based on on-orbit mass requirements, safety considerations, and the properties of the potential targets.
Our study failed to model all participants' liver tissue, this limit based on ethical and safety considerations: HCC patients with decompensated liver disease usually have high hemorrhagic risk.
