Sentence examples for safety scientists from inspiring English sources

But for nearly two decades, most chemical safety scientists have concluded that nPB can cause severe nerve damage when inhaled even at low levels.

Although the primary goal of the trial was to assess safety, scientists also measured immune responses to Ebola seen in the participants.

Formula One machines always have been open-air, open-cockpit racecars, but safety scientists at the FIA Institute, the research arm of the sport's governing body, have been investigating whether canopies should be installed to make the cockpits safer.

One recent Entergy-sponsored terrorist study, conducted by a group of nuclear safety scientists, was built around the following extreme assumptions: a huge hole in the containment building, destruction of all emergency equipment, no action by the security guards or the operating crew, and a reactor meltdown.

But after more than two years of hearings and debate, the panel — the Advisory Board on Radiation and Worker Health, a unit of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — decided on a vote of 6 to 4 Tuesday that the occupational safety scientists could accurately determine dose exposure for almost all of the plant's former workers.

"The challenge for the FDA and for drug safety scientists is to identify signals promptly and to evaluate them as efficiently as possible so that the interval of uncertainty between signal identification and resolution is minimized," said Dr. Gerald J. Dal Pan and Dr. Robert Temple of the F.D.A.'s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.

Peter K. Ben Embarek, a food safety scientist with the health organization, said there was also a risk that the disease could go the other way: that people who worked closely with sick animals on farms or in slaughterhouses could catch it from the pigs.

"It is not a big surprise," said Peter Ben Embarek, a WHO food safety scientist.

Although a World Health Organization food safety scientist said at a 3 May press conference that 220 animals had shown symptoms, Clark says that vastly underestimates the spread through the herd.

Then he worked for the FDA as a food safety scientist for several years.

One of those talents is a fire-safety scientist named Vytenis Babrauskas, who is considered a leading authority on furniture flammability.