Traditional Protection Strategies

R - protective group LG = latent leaving group Nu-H = nucleophilic glycosyl acceptor Scheme 1 Traditional glycosylation strategies [2]. 

An inherently safer process offers greater safety potential, often at a lower cost. However, selection of an inherently safer technology does not guarantee that the actual implementation of that technology will result in a safer operation than an alternate process which is inherently safer. The traditional strategy of providing layers of protection for an inherently more hazardous process can be quite effective, although the expenditure of resources to install and maintain the layers of protection... 

In conclusion, with respect to cultural diversity and sustainability of the agroecosystems, indigenous soil knowledge can be used as a complement to scientific knowledge. Both are fundamental to establishing strategies and practices to maintain sustainable agriculture, as well as for cultural survival and a healthy ecosystem. In addition, better biodiversity usually occurs on or adjacent to traditional ecosystems as compared to nontraditional ecosystems, and it will only be protected if the... 

The tool was developed using about five years of industrial hygiene data to support the logarithmic scales assigned to each control strategy. The layers of protection can be represented by the diagram shown in Fig. 16.1 and translate to levels of the traditional control hierarchy. 

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