Sentence examples for safe classification from inspiring English sources

In such a patient population, robust quantification and safe classification of bone compared to surrounding anatomical structures is critical for accurate diagnosis.

Added to this strong growth is an announcement this month by the FDA that they have approved Janow and Axiom Foods for a GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) classification for both its clinically-studied Oryzatein®, brown rice protein ingredient and their Vegotein, pea protein.

LAB have a 'Generally Recognized As Safe' (GRAS) classification and are likely candidates for the production of functional EPSs.

To classify a document, we employ a modified maximum likelihood decision rule, constructed so as to bias the decision towards the safe "mix" classification.

Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) classifies these additives as "generally recognized as safe," this classification typically is based on ingestion, whereas inhalation may create a different toxicity profile.

In addition, it changes an existing provision that allows certain building defects to be classified as "precautionary" -- a condition that warrants continued monitoring -- and replaces it with a new classification: "safe with a repair and maintenance program". The new classification requires some form of remedial action.

Flash point (FP) is a key property and play an important role in hazard classification, safe handling, transportation, and it is used to characterize the fire hazards of liquids.

Results: Thirty-five percent of all prescriptions for non-pregnant women were safe in pregnancy (Australian classification A), in 14% the risk was unknown (B1, B2), 49% were potentially harmful drugs (B3, C, D, X), and in 3% no classification was available.

Hence, it is safe to recommend using the classification mode with the respective class probability estimate.

(6) Temperature classification, except for intrinsically safe apparatus.

For now, the current classification of rape is safe from congressional revision.