Sentence examples for Welfare risk from inspiring English sources
This paper presents the findings from a study designed to explore whether predictive analytics and machine learning could improve the accuracy and utility of the child welfare risk assessment instrument used in Broward County (Ft. Lauderdale, Florida).
The findings from this study indicate that, indeed, predictive analytics and machine learning would significantly improve the accuracy and utility of the child welfare risk assessment instrument being used.
In his first interview since dramatically resigning from the cabinet on Friday night, the former Tory party leader revealed the scale of his unhappiness with the way David Cameron and George Osborne run Downing Street, saying their "arbitrary" attempts to cut welfare risk dividing society.
When disputes are settled in court - presently around one in 10 - it will promise to find ways to ensure no parent is excluded unless they pose a safety or welfare risk.
This produces a profound public health and animal welfare risk and means that accessing 70%% of the free roaming dog population for vaccination is more challenging.
Alongside the health risks of illicit substance use, elite athletes also have a welfare risk because they are subject to sanctions for drug use under their sport's anti-doping codes.
The consequences of ignoring nutrition will be an increase in the number of goats suffering lower production, increased welfare risks and premature mortality.
He added that the agency is confident that its business reform programme will deliver an improvement in its ability to manage animal health and welfare risks, as well as delivering cost savings.
She said the MacSporran report showed the industry had "dismally failed those animals it relies on for considerable profit" with the ruling body incapable of dealing with animal welfare risks.
The county, state and federal government can also require trapping due to health and welfare risks.
Still, they faced the health and welfare risks that come inherently from a life of begging and prostitution.
