Sentence examples for prospect of safety from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that our anti-VEGFR2 CAR-T cells prepared by mRNA-EP have the potential in terms of quality and performance to offer the prospect of safety and efficacy in clinical research as cellular medicine.

Would any amongst us not sacrifice everything to ensure at least the prospect of safety for our children?

One of the biggest reasons for the surge in people prepared to pay preposterous amounts to smugglers for the uncertain prospect of reaching safety in Italy is that land routes into Europe are virtually closed.

While this may be our most sophisticated biological detector of radiation, it is not the prospect of enhanced safety that draws us to Dr. Ichikawa's work but his impulse, his inexplicable ingenuity.

The major healthcare implications of this finding are (1) reducing costs and invasiveness in the management of these common ovarian cysts by possibly converting what was a surgical management to one that is medical and (2) the prospect of improved safety and better outcomes for women with endometriomas undergoing in vitro fertilization.

After the Giants cut him loose in March, Sehorn said on his Web site: "I must have worn out my welcome with some in the organization, as not everyone was excited about the prospect of me playing safety as others were.

But the prospect of finally reaching safety and then losing her to one mosquito bite is incomprehensible.

Some EU critics who are wary of the deal are particularly concerned by the prospect of slipping food safety standards, which could open the door to hormone-treated beef and chickens washed with chlorine.

The idea that we can offer consumers the prospect of 100% product safety is an illusion.

Today, many public health practitioners counsel sex workers about preventive and treatment services to protect them and their clients and provide them with the prospect of health and safety.

Sequences encoding novel secreted and/or membrane proteins (without orthologues/paralogues in other organisms or phyla) may be of particular interest for the development of vaccines and drugs, because the absence of host homologues enhances the prospect for therapeutic margins of safety.