In this representation, one way to maximize the
safety margin on the left side of the equation would be to optimize the right side of the equation.
Therefore, the revised
safety margin of particular members from Eq (3) may be rewritten as:
The mean values and standard deviations of additional variables of the
safety margin are: [[theta].
Across all environmental conditions, the average
safety margin was 2.
Limited DFT testing for 10 J
safety margin or abbreviated step-down protocols may be recommended in most patients (15).
The FAA has called for stricter and more uniform pilot calculations to ensure
safety margins for landing aircraft on snow-covered or slippery runways, proposing a
safety margin of at least 15%.
The guidelines normally involve a considerable
safety margin.
The EPA routinely uses highly conservative (and often dubious) assumptions of safety and extrapolations from high-dose animal testing to very low chronic exposures in humans, then applies a
safety margin of several orders of magnitude to allow for differences between animals and humans, and for possible enhanced susceptibility of pregnant women and children.
This means that the budgetary stance in the programme may not provide a sufficient
safety margin against breaching the 3% deficit threshold with normal macroeconomic fluctuations, particularly in 2005, nor to achieve a budgetary position of close-to-balance within the programme period.
The difference provides a
safety margin when reflowing temperature-sensitive components.
2-ppm
safety margin could undermine the Lockyer lawsuit.
These, in turn, gave a direct indication of the temperature
safety margin of the conductor.
