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Safety Assessment of the Extract of Phycobiliproteins Derived From <i>Arthrospira platensis</i>: Acute Toxicity Studies in Pacific Oysters. [PDF]
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Application of ILO ergonomic checkpoints for workplace health and safety assessment in post-conflict small and medium-sized enterprises in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. [PDF]
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Physicochemical Characterization and Safety Assessment of Cosmetic Gels and Emulsions Containing Sand-Extraction Clays. [PDF]
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SPE Health, Safety and Environment in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Conference, 1991
Abstract Safety assessments, risk analysis studies and emergency management evaluations are increasingly used for on- and offshore industrial installations with hazardous material. TNO has a broad experience in the development and application of effect and consequence modelling, reliability engineering methods and accident analysis and ...
Pietersen, C.M., Engelhard, W.F.J.M.
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Abstract Safety assessments, risk analysis studies and emergency management evaluations are increasingly used for on- and offshore industrial installations with hazardous material. TNO has a broad experience in the development and application of effect and consequence modelling, reliability engineering methods and accident analysis and ...
Pietersen, C.M., Engelhard, W.F.J.M.
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International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents, 2003
Antibiotics usually have positive risk-benefit ratios, their adverse effects being generally mild and reversible on treatment cessation. However, severe adverse drug reactions (ADR), associated with significant mortality and morbidity have resulted in the withdrawal of several active antibiotics, including new fluoroquinolones.
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Antibiotics usually have positive risk-benefit ratios, their adverse effects being generally mild and reversible on treatment cessation. However, severe adverse drug reactions (ADR), associated with significant mortality and morbidity have resulted in the withdrawal of several active antibiotics, including new fluoroquinolones.
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Safety Assessment of Lactate Esters
Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 1998Lactate esters have an oral LD50 greater than 2000 mg/kg and the inhalation LC50 is generally above 5000 mg/m3 and they may be potential eye and skin irritants, but not skin sensitizers. No evidence of teratogenicity or maternal toxicity was observed in an inhalation (2-ethylhexyl-l-lactate) or dermal study (ethyl-l-lactate).
Clary, J.J. +2 more
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Safety assurance and safety assessment
11th IET Professional Development Course on Railway Signalling and Control Systems, 2006`Safety first' is a maxim often quoted by those who are wise after the event. The railway industry has recently re-learnt this for itself because attempts to graft a safety argument on to an existing design have delayed many new trains and some infrastructure projects coming into service.
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HSE’s safety assessment principles for criticality safety
Journal of Radiological Protection, 2008The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) published its revised Safety Assessment Principles for Nuclear Facilities (SAPs) in December 2006. The SAPs are primarily intended for use by HSE's inspectors when judging the adequacy of safety cases for nuclear facilities.
D N, Simister +4 more
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The Quantitative Safety Assessment for Safety-Critical Software
29th Annual IEEE/NASA Software Engineering Workshop, 2006The software fault failure rate bound is discussed and generalized for different reliability growth models. The fault introduction during testing and the fault removal efficiency are modeled to relax the two common assumptions made in software reliability models.
Yangyang Yu, Barry W. Johnson
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2015
More and more young people practice climbing at a higher and higher level. Trying to reach excellence implies a rise in the number of training sessions and in the duration of these sessions, which consequently leads to an increase in injuries. Most of the common pathologies are found with high-level climbing.
Sébastien Gnecchi, François Moutet
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More and more young people practice climbing at a higher and higher level. Trying to reach excellence implies a rise in the number of training sessions and in the duration of these sessions, which consequently leads to an increase in injuries. Most of the common pathologies are found with high-level climbing.
Sébastien Gnecchi, François Moutet
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