Sentence examples for which is safe to from inspiring English sources

Of Rio's best-known hikes, Dois Irmãos is light to moderate, about 45 minutes' climb from the top of Vidigal favela (which is safe to visit).

Figure 2 displays foreign claims of reporting banks on counterparties in Spain, which is safe to assume are mostly banks.

The moment resistance obtained by the proposed method was compared to the yielding moment of the finite element models, and the proposed method was proved to provide a conservative result which is safe to be applied in the design of this kind of joint.

So with the new Cover Photo designer, the idea is to offer an alternative source for imagery which includes professionally designed and appropriate themes, a gallery of stock imagery which is safe to use, and the ability to add your own text, rotate and resize the photo, and more.

Another suggestion might be that households in rural areas should be supplied with a water container, which is safe to use for fetching and storing water.

Two doses of ethanolic leaf extract of C. xanthorrhiza (2 g/kg and 5 g/kg) were administered to the rats accordingly to identify the dose limit which is safe to use.

"It is very difficult to distinguish which mushrooms are dangerous and which are safe to eat," Dr. Ron Chapman, director of the California Department of Public Health, said in a recent statement warning about the hazards of consuming the wrong fungus.

"Professors can also dissect a narrative's passage, warning their students which sections or volumes of a book possess triggering material and which are safer to read.

"Which was safer: to be cared for by a fatigued resident who knew you, or a rested resident who did not?" he writes.

With few specimens to test, some companies are taking the virus samples they do have -- or just viral RNA snippets, which are safer to use -- and in the laboratory are putting them in specimens taken from people without SARS to see if the tests can detect the virus.

Diversity and HR departments also need to focus on successful outcomes and not on tactics, which are safer to measure to somehow claim success.