Sentence examples for rate and safety from inspiring English sources
In 2007, the crash rate and safety standards were so bad that the European Union barred all of Indonesia's airlines from flying into any of its member countries.
However, poor control over the release rate and safety issues currently limit their use as delivery vehicles.
Rodent models can provide useful subcutaneous models and intramuscular models for the assessment of the degradation rate and safety profile of biomaterials and implants generally 6 8 weeks in duration (Chu et al. 2010a).
Although the reliability of this novel system seems to be comparable to other intramedullary nails, a magnet-driven device is a novel technology and literature regarding its efficacy, reliability, complication rate and safety is sparse [36].
To ensure a high success rate and safety, it is very important that the relative motion and the contact force between the tool set of the device and the tympanic membrane (TM) can be stabilized.
But the weakness of previous clinical studies, such as poor methodologically, small sample size, short follow-up, didn't mention whether get Institutional Review Board IRBB) approval before study, also not mentioned drop-out rate and safety issue, all these make people unconvinced of the previous findings [20 22].
"This may allow us to improve IVF conditions to reduce stress to embryos and increase success rates and safety".
In the years since 2006, surgeons developed new operations, incorporated safer techniques and better equipment, and began conducting large-scale research on complication rates and safety measures.
EDLs influence capacitor properties including maximum operating voltage and energy density, ion conductivity, operational temperature, self-discharge rates, and safety [1-3,10,11].
A master curve-shift (MC ΔT) method has been proposed as an engineering expedient to treat the effects of structural geometry, irradiation, loading rates and safety margins.
This stitch is likely to improve healing rates and safety, as well as to enable repair of tears that were previously considered difficult or impossible to sew.
