Sentence examples for safely undertaking from inspiring English sources

We established the capacity and methods for safely undertaking challenge studies to measure the efficacy of ETEC vaccine candidates in a hospital ward.

"Are they thanksgiving for a voyage safely undertaken, or a prayer for safe passage on a journey yet to come?" he says.

By 1614, however, many of the powerful former followers of Hideyoshi had died, and Ieyasu apparently felt that he could safely undertake to destroy this last potential rival.

Conathan said there was currently a serious lack of "understanding, information and capacity" to safely undertake oil exploration in the area, pointing out that current local infrastructure included a single road, no rail system at all and limited airport facilities.

Flights will be prohibited in the most severe sea conditions so that the chance of a ditched helicopter capsizing is reduced and a rescue can be safely undertaken.

In a resource poor setting, loop excision of the transformation zone can be safely undertaken in hospital by trained health care practitioners [24], greatly increasing its utility as a cancer control measure.

This is reassuring for non-indigenous rural patients that they can safely undertake PD and not be disadvantaged.

52 Most surgical interventions can be safely undertaken with minimum risk during pregnancy, although there is almost always some element of maternal fetal conflict.

Previous trials have reported that cancer survivors can safely undertake both supervised and unsupervised PA interventions during and after cancer treatment [ 9, 29– 329.

Literature suggests that radical colorectal resection in the elderly can be safely undertaken with good short and long term results; however results of specific rectal laparoscopic resections are not well defined and so quality of life.

If an EP assessed during the initial face-to-face consultation that the patient in either Group 1 or Group 2 had a complex medical issue that would prevent them from being able to safely undertake increased exercise without appropriate supervision, then participants were deemed ineligible, and were excluded from the intervention and follow-ups.