The
margin of safety is the difference between budgeted sales and the breakeven point.
When one takes into account the wide range in left main bronchial lengths (27-68 mm) then the
margin of safety ranges from -13 to +49 mm for our samples of French 32 to French 41 tubes and highlights the need for a careful individual selection of a left tracheobronchial tube for the patient.
Using essentially new equipment to negotiate an obstacle that had taken life before reduced the member's
margin of safety below what he needed to live.
With little
margin of safety, there often is a steep and painful stock price drop.
The 1 ppb level is the level at which EPA believes that there is a sufficient
margin of safety below the level at which adverse health effects might occur.
Not unexpectedly, its first application is likely to be on either an SUV or minivan, two vehicle types where offering an extra
margin of safety can give an OEM a leg up on its competition.
A vaccine could be used to help protect the community immediately at risk and provide a larger
margin of safety for health-care personnel.
While the bank's balance sheet remains highly liquid with satisfactory capacity to meet its financial obligations, the company's overall funding flexibility and
margin of safety have been reduced.
If the risk to children is only twice that of the risk to adults, then we have a large
margin of safety,'' said Jerry Taylor, director of natural resource studies at the Cato Institute, a Washington, D.
On-site transformer monitoring helps electric utilities manage their expensive transformer assets more reliably and operate them with a greater
margin of safety, enabling them to minimize or delay the costs of repairing or replacing these valuable assets.
