Sentence examples for sensitive safety from inspiring English sources

Given the relative strengths of α- and β-structures (see later) it may be expected that more sensitive safety latches could be achieved using the former, mechanically weaker, secondary structure.

In both spectrum, one of the channels is reserved as a control channel for the exchange of system control and time-sensitive safety messages, while the rest (up to six in US and up to four in Europe) are service channels available to exchange not critical non-safety data packets, e.g. infotainment and ITS-related contents.

Almost every country has a government-led program making it one of the most common nutrition-sensitive safety net tools globally.

"We have to be extremely sensitive to safety and security, and everyone is in agreement on that, but what I would not want to see is an overreaction".

Analysts say Chinese officials are particularly sensitive about safety standards in schools, after many schoolchildren died in an earthquake in Sichuan province in 2008.

These events, however, are rare and changes in haemoglobin concentration may be a more sensitive primary safety outcome for standard clinical trials.

Regarding antibiotic concentration and time of exposure giving rise to selection of pARB within a human (for co-uptake of eARB and a sensitive pathogen), safety could be based on the effective concentration for the specific antibiotic under consideration.

However, injury outcomes were sensitive to safety-in-numbers assumptions.

The proposed W-HCF (WAVE-based Hybrid Coordination Function) protocol leverages controlled access capabilities on top of the basic contention-based access of the IEEE 802.11p; it exploits vehicles' position information and coordination among WAVE providers in order to improve performances of delay-constrained and loss-sensitive non-safety applications.

With the sequence of high-profile aircraft disasters last year and this, a number of passengers are "safety sensitive".

Chinese consumers are highly sensitive to dairy safety after a scandal in 2008 involving baby milk powder contaminated by melamine, an industrial chemical.