Sentence examples for unsafe characteristics from inspiring English sources

The objective of this paper is to know which factors contribute to elderly driver, cyclist and pedestrian unsafe characteristics as a road user.

The approach first ensures the compressor safety and then determines the overall system safe zone by analyzing the unsafe characteristics of main components.

Although characteristics of unsafe students identified within the literature help to identify potentially problematic situations, clarity of clinical expectations and an understanding of what constitutes unsafe practice is needed.

The reasons for the differences in relationships between synaptic currents and the respective VAMP isoforms are unclear: comparing two proteins by immunohistochemistry is unsafe because the binding characteristics may differ considerably, but different classes of neuron can differ in their release machinery (Song et al. 2013) and it is possible that sensitivities to VAMP depletion may also differ.

In the following paragraphs, main findings from observational and other studies are summarised in three large categories of factors that are likely to explain pedestrian unsafe crossing: (1) environmental and temporal characteristics of the crossing context; (2) pedestrian characteristics; and (3) social environment characteristics.

Our goal was to identify design characteristics associated with unsafe intersections between multiuse trails and roads.

It is shown in this paper that the external constraints applied to push tests are different to those that occur in composite profiled slabs and that these restraints can artificially enhance the bond characteristics leading to unsafe designs.

Yet, in order to inform secondary prevention efforts, greater knowledge about family and partnering contexts, issues related to stigma and HIV disclosure, and characteristics associated with unsafe sexual behaviours of HIV-infected people is needed.

Most of these roads, however, share a common characteristic of being "unsafe at any speed", at any time of the day.

These papers, presented in this special issue, cover topics ranging from the identification of key concepts and definitions to sociotechnical characteristics of safe and unsafe organisations.

In a review article by Killam et al., knowledge and skill incompetence was highlighted as one of the characteristics of students at risk for unsafe nursing [ 38].