Sentence examples for sustaining safety from inspiring English sources

The nuclear power industry has a compelling history of improving and sustaining safety from which healthcare could learn.

In this framework a five-year research project called SINAPS@ (Earthquake and Nuclear Installations: Ensuring and Sustaining Safety) is currently on-going in France.

In the phase II clinical trial, subjects randomly assigned to tramiprosate demonstrated sustained safety and tolerability as well as a reduction in CSF Aβ42 levels [ 47].

13– 17 Recently, several trials have addressed the concern of long-term safety and efficacy of botulinum toxin type A and these found sustained safety and efficacy after repeated administration of the neurotoxin.

The main objective of the policy is to ensure that Tanzania has the capacity and capability to capture benefits arising from health, agricultural, industrial and environmental applications of biotechnology, while protecting and sustaining the safety of the community and the environment.

"But for the short term, states need this bridge to sustain the safety net of human services programs and education".

This W nanolayer application showed improved electrochemical properties and sustained structural safety.

Current evidence sustains the safety of the use of thimerosal as a preservative for inactivated vaccines [66].

Capital requirements of food safety systems increase the demand for scarce funds, and public-sector credit support may be needed to jump-start and sustain food safety systems.

Therefore, to avoid excessive responses of the cantilever deck, the maximum train speed allowed on this cantilever deck, namely the critical speed, should be much less than the resonant speed 305 km/h to sustain sufficient safety margin.

It has to do with how we provide income and health security for those past their working years, how we sustain a safety net for economically vulnerable families, how we offset market failures like the Great Recession, and how we regulate volatile sectors, like finance, to avoid the next bubble and bust.