The different factors of safety in the range of 0.017 to 1.7 are obtained for the same input parameters.
Here, the leader follows after Washington and stands confidently as his sailors row the boat to safety, out of the range of Union cannon, and on to join the Confederacy.
Nevertheless, there is little research on the efficacy and safety of the full range of CAM modalities used by women to alleviate NVP.
The computed factor of safety of the slopes ranged from 1.00 to 1.30, implying critical stability which indicates liability of the slopes to failure when predisposed to landslide triggering agents.
Good predictability, high potency, and safety of the active ranges in the proposed MAA-based models will naturally provide ease in furnishing lead structures for the development of potent but safe anti-HIV purine nucleoside analogs.
Dosing twice daily appeared to confer benefits on both efficacy and safety (bleeding) across the range of indications, perhaps by minimizing the peak to trough levels.
The authors very much acknowledge the need to create tools which are usable by patients and health professionals, yet have utility in delivering meaningful information regarding patient safety outcomes across the range of clinical specialties that make up a hospital setting.
The transient results reveal that the large negative temperature feedback coefficients guarantee MOSART inherent safety and the range of temperature is within the safety margin in case of combination of accidental events.
For safety reasons, the range of rotation angles was limited to ±9° around the axis of rotation.
The objectives of RADAR are (1) to determine the safety of a range of levels of RB006 reversal with RB007 after catheterization, (2) to confirm whether a dose of 1 mg/kg RB006 results in near-complete inhibition of factor IXa in patients with ACS, and (3) to assess the efficacy of RB006 as an anticoagulant in patients with ACS undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention.
In this case, μ is a safety factor, and the range of value is 0 < μ < 1.
