The authors of the study said there were too few patients in the trial to resolve the safety issue.
Second, the boards should use feedback from partners and tenants to take tough enforcement action on the worst properties via local authority environmental health teams, and work with police and fire services to resolve the safety and security issues in the accommodation.
Approaches being pursued to resolve the safety issue include the identification of new or improved electrolytes, the use of alternative anodes, such as lithiated carbon with lower Li activity, and improved microporous separators having smaller pore size, higher porosity and "shut down" capability.
Now, Luke is working to resolve the safety issues identified on the computer questionnaires.
They are asking President Obama to remove David Cote from the President's Deficit Commission if he does not resolve the safety and contract issues.
The county has been working with the court-appointed receiver for the complex, Frank Barber, in an attempt to resolve the safety concerns.
The use of human stem cell or induced pluripotent stem cells may represent an alternative, but a lot of works are still remaining in order to control and optimize the differentiation of these cells and to resolve the safety aspects, for example, the transcription factor regulation [28].
Among five observational studies subsequently undertaken to resolve the safety question concerning dabigatran and risk of bleeding, only one stratified results by dose.
When he was involuntarily committed to a hospital for psychiatric care briefly in 2002, the attending psychiatrist noted that "the guns are now out of the house, which resolves the major safety issue," a reference to 32 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition found in his house.
This means that developing countries, such as Colombia, now have the possibility of applying it to their specific situations, which can often be resolved if the safety hierarchy is followed in order to attack problems from the design stage, a solution that might not seem instinctive, but is actually effective since there isn't a "reduction" strategy, but a removal of hazards.
