Sentence examples for unsafe values from inspiring English sources

The results obtained throughout the investigation showed that the design standards could produce unsafe values since they are based on excessively simplified load models.

No unsafe HR values were observed in recordings at baseline or during the session; after the first session, unsafe HR values lasting less than 5 min were observed in one patient (1/20, 5%) after the first session and in another patient (1/11, 9.1%) after the fourth.

He later said the report showed that PPP "as presently constituted would be unsafe and poor value for money, giving some of the world's nastiest private sector monopolies intolerable leverage over London's elected government".

Now he spent long hours in poorly paid jobs doing boring, repetitive work in a place that was frequently dingy, crowded and unsafe and where his value had been reduced to that of a production "resource".

Campaigners argue it should be an opportunity to reconsider these communities as a permanent model of affordable housing that preserves human diversity rather than temporary housing that is unfit, unsafe and only of value to property developers.

Some people hate their boss, feel underpaid, have to work an unreasonable amount of overtime, consider co-workers abusive, don't feel valued, endure unsafe work conditions, don't like the benefits, hate doing what they are doing, don't get enough support, fear the company is unstable, hope to find a more fun work environment, or even suspect that the company may be doing something illegal.

Hence, seeking large Cmax values is an unsafe approach [ 40, 41].

However, for a correct service design of a pre-stressed R.C. beam, the prediction of a higher camber value falls on the unsafe side.

An index value >1 is considered unsafe for human health [ 39].

Hence, seeking large Cmax values appears to be an unsafe approach [ 34, 35] and DOX should be considered a time-dependant antibacterial drug [ 33].

Processing maps exhibited safe and unsafe domains with varying efficiency of power dissipation values.