Sentence examples for protective procedures from inspiring English sources
It is a toxic and carcinogenic gas that is handled under special protective procedures.
In a news release, the committee said it planned to consult with bat experts and bat manufacturers, conduct field and laboratory tests, and gather information about protective procedures in ballparks.
Acrylamide is usually dissolved in water; it has toxic effects on the nervous system and must be handled under special protective procedures.
Producers would need to put protective procedures into place at critical points in the production process where problems are likely to arise.
The first concept of standard modular constructions is similar to the older modular steel structures, which in spite of various coating and protective procedures, have limited corrosion resistance.
Moreover, because the jurisdictional amendments to the '33 Act were not adopted, these IPO-related claims can be filed in either federal or state courts, the latter of which often lack familiarity with the complex federal securities laws and do not always adhere to the heightened scrutiny and protective procedures required by the PSLRA.
Preconditioning, as a potent endogenous protective procedure, activates several endogenous signaling pathways that protect against ischemia (Wang et al. 2009).
Because the value the Clause protects is democratic representation, rather than legislative independence per se, the question of nondisclosure is one of protective procedure, not of privilege: Congress, not the executive branch, gets to make first determinations as to privilege.
But though this protective procedure was costly, it was a drop in the bucket compared to the aggregate of uterus-related spending that accrues over a woman's lifetime.
The endothelial system sets up the first barrier for the blood vessels and HDL with S1P plays the important role in this protective procedure.
For comparative purpose, we also studied ischemic post-conditioning (PostC), which is a well-known protective procedure (Couvreur et al. 2006; Penna et al. 2006, 2008a, b, 2009a, b, c; Hausenloy et al. 2009).
