Sentence examples for safe rating from inspiring English sources

Michael F. Jacobson, the executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, said the animal testing of sucralose was sufficient for a "safe" rating.

For risk levels, we used the same categories shown above for Table 4: Safe (Rating <45), Neutral (45< Rating <55), Risky (55< Rating).

"A safe rate of weight loss is one to two pounds a week," Dr. Aronne said.

He said "the safe rates order is now in place and I am urging all parties to end the scaremongering and the lies which have been put out about it".

"When truck drivers are not paid a safe rate, they are left with no choice but to skip on maintenance, speed and drive while fatigued, or risk not being able to keep a roof over their family's heads," the New South Wales secretary of the Transport Workers Union, Michael Aird, said.

You'll also be asked to plug in some economic assumptions, like a projected inflation rate and a safe rate of return that you would expect to receive if you collected benefits early and invested them (if you're unsure, you can rely on the default values).

The expected pace of policy tightening and inflation expectations adjust accordingly, and the economy appears to slow back to a "safe" rate of labour-market recovery.I don't see any good reason to think that the Fed has raised its view of what constitutes a tolerable pace of employment growth (though Janet Yellen may surprise us).

We achieved a 85%% success rate in an approaching case and a 90 and 92 % success (smooth + safe) rate in the avoiding and unavoiding cases respectively.

One of the unpleasant truths of withdrawal-rate mathematics is that the safe rate is often much lower than the average return on your investments.

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Because OD is more likely when the patients are corrected by more than 12 mmol/l/day, it seems reasonable, in the light of the brain's adaption mechanisms, not to correct at a faster pace, even though there is no absolutely safe rate.