Sentence examples for that current safety from inspiring English sources

It shows that current safety standards are woefully inadequate".

They argue that current safety tests are insufficient, as guidelines only demand pesticides are tested on bees for four days.

Critics of Ryan's proposal point out that current safety net programs do reduce poverty are thereby argue against the plan's underlying premise that current spending on the safety net is ineffective.

The present work provides an explanation why commonly used practices like washing or surface sterilization of Salmonella-infected plants fail to prevent human infection, suggesting that current safety regulations should undergo a serious reconsideration.

These results suggest that current safety surveillance systems do not sufficiently distinguish product-specific safety signals for drugs distributed by multiple manufacturers, including generics and biosimilars.

7 However, the most effective components and ways of delivering safety netting are yet to be identified, 18 19 and there is evidence that current safety netting advice may be inadequate.

(Since the AAP launched its "back-to-sleep" public health campaign in the mid 1990s, the rate of SIDS dropped by more than 50percentThe The AAP also says that the safest sleep environment is a crib or bassinet that meets current safety standards, that provides a firm sleep surface and that does not contain any loose bedding, stuffed animals or crib bumpers.

According to Lanphear, another reason for the lack of reduction may be that the current safety standard for dust lead is so lenient that even a remediated home is still hazardous.

Mr. Taveras announced that retirees, current safety officials and current municipal workers agreed to a 10-year suspension of cost-of-living increases for most pensions — and limitations thereafter — and the migration of their health care plans onto Medicare.

The changes will only apply to new backless seats and not ones already on the market that meet current safety standards.

Based on this data, scientists say a human travelling to and from Mars could well be exposed to a radiation dose that breached current safety limits.