Commenting further on Fig. 4, it can be seen that AASHTO 2011 design guidelines fail to warrant safety during emergency braking of a vehicle moving with 130 km/h on the passing lane of such a left curved divided highway, since the median barrier acts as a vertical wall between the object (0.60 m) and the driver (1.08 m) heights.
Since these buildings are often used for strategic, educational and recreational facilities (offices, hospital, barrack, school, university, library, museum) or as residences, they frequently need both structural interventions for warrant safety under static and dynamic actions and energy refurbishment for warrant a comfortable and optimal use of the building depending on its specific use.
Thus, efforts to increase the purity of differentiated populations, including the removal of immature and/or undifferentiated cells that may be tumorigenic [35], are important to warrant safety prior to clinical cell therapies.
Overall, high cell viability warrants the safety profile and biocompatibility of SLN formulations.
Finally, the empirical findings from the developed models revealed problems in current Portuguese roadside design, especially with regards to criteria for forgiving slopes provision and warrants for safety barrier installation.
It should therefore, be emphasized that the traditional use of any plant for medicinal purposes, by no means, warrants the safety of such plant.
In particular, they emphasized the 'non-chemical' nature of herbal medicine and of their own bodily sensations as warrants of safety.
In this study, the informants emphasized the 'naturalness' in – and 'non-chemical' nature of – herbal medicine and their individual bodily sensations as important warrants of safety.
(Heather, age 39) When being asked about the issue, these informants referred to the naturalness of herbal medicine or to the absence of experienced negative effects as warrants of safety.
What's more, such constellations would allow supervisors to provide on-going supervision that warrants patient safety, and at the same time encourage residents to actively participate in patient care while retaining their autonomy.
Yearly iv zoledronic acid was approved in 2007; it has shown improvement of fracture rates and post-fracture mortality, although the recent FDA early communication about atrial fibrillation and bisphosphonate use certainly warrants ongoing safety review.
