The level of safety climate generally refers to the extent that safety climate perceptions are high or low along some scale or continuum.
Since World War II, America has had the luxury of constantly ratcheting up the level of safety.
Potential degradation in the level of safety of the plant, but no release of radioactive material requiring offsite response or monitoring.
Actual or potential substantial degradation in the level of safety of the plant, with a release of radioactive material from the plant expected.
Without laws, pedestrian awareness and driving habits that protect bike lanes, you simply can't have the level of safety enjoyed by Europeans.
"We tried to clear out of the system things that did not provide useful information for drug development and did not raise the level of safety concern," Mr. Halperin said.
They are used in other safety critical industries, and often form the basis for a claim about the level of safety being achieved, often boiled down to a one in x chance of failure.
In a 2002 study of hotel safety by the Cornell University Center for Hospitality Research, the level of crime in an area was found to be directly proportional to the level of safety a hotel provides.
According to the N.R.C. definition, an alert means "events are in process or have occurred which involve an actual or potential substantial degradation of the level of safety of the plant".
WASHINGTON — President Obama's nominee to head the Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday that while the safety rules governing commuter carriers are the same as those for major airlines, the level of safety provided may actually be different and requires another look.
As a consequence, the level of safety diminishes with corrosion.
