BEHIND THE NEWS Former rig workers testified before an investigating panel that the well had been plagued with problems from its inception -- one called it "the well from hell" -- and that a culture of fear and of putting cost control ahead of safety prevailed on the rig.
It is reasonable to argue that public health benefits from chlorination in terms of microbiologic safety prevail over the conflicting evidence of potential health risks associated with DBP exposure (Tardiff et al. 2006).
Interestingly, the results of the prioritizing task indicate that domains regarding the health professionals' behavior and attitude, as well as domains regarding the mothers' feelings of confidence and safety prevail over domains regarding the course of labor and the medical and the environmental aspects of the birth.
So, reason and public safety can prevail against the gun lobby.
Biologically, almost all studies suggest that once an optimal response is achieved, the residual Ph+ cells may not be completely BCR-ABL1 addicted, and are resistant to TKI inhibition, so that it may be necessary to consider other approaches testing other drugs in trials where toxicity and safety may prevail.
Downplaying risks that have a low probability fits neatly into the overall safety culture that prevails throughout the nuclear industry and those who regulate it.
Even if it is recognized that despite all measures the attempt to generate maximal safety is an illusion, the principle "better safe than sorry" prevails.
But safety should always prevail over a little shoe leather and personal inconvenience.
The safety board finally prevailed, and starting in 1995 trains that go faster than 30 miles an hour were required to carry event recorders.
But as knowledge of how to control the risks of flying accumulated — as checklists and flight simulators became more prevalent and sophisticated — the danger diminished, values of safety and conscientiousness prevailed, and the rock-star status of the test pilots was gone.
