Sentence examples for safety and viability from inspiring English sources

Tuch, B.E. et al. Safety and viability of microencapsulated human islets transplanted into diabetic humans.

News that the Primary Fund had broken the buck had called into question the safety and viability of the global money-market industry.

As students enrolled in the Investigative Projects class, Jacqueline Williams & Ana Graciela Méndez, '15 M.S., worked with adjunct professor Walt Bogdanich on an investigation that raised questions about the safety and viability of the Panama Canal.

Mr. Shultz was right when he said in Rome last month that the old arguments against the treaty — cheaters might not be detected and the safety and viability of American weapons could not be guaranteed without testing — have been put to rest by advances in technology.

The proposed early trial will involve up to 15 patients and help researchers determine the safety and viability of the technology on humans.

The decision over Hanley Castle High School was "due to serious concerns about the safety and viability of journeys to and from school", the council said.

"We need Congress to take an active interest in assuring the integrity, safety and economic viability of this magnificent sport," Jackson said.

Primary and rechargeable Zn-air batteries could be ideal energy storage devices with high energy and power density, high safety and economic viability.

As a result, the safety and economical viability of man-made slopes may not be guaranteed for their entire expected engineering lifetime.

Both public safety and business viability depend on this. 5. Customer service and experience.

Among various metal-air batteries, zinc-air battery holds the greatest promise for future energy applications [2], owing to its high power density, safety, and economic viability and the abundant zinc reserve in earth [3-5].