Sentence examples for a hazard from from inspiring English sources

The faulting confirms the seismological process and indicates that there is a hazard from ground-rupturing earthquakes in eastern North America, but the poor surface expression shows that finding prehistoric fault ruptures in order to constrain seismic hazard estimates will be difficult.

The low response rate may reflect the fact that Finns do not perceive a hazard from mobile phones or that mobile phones are such an integral part of everyday life that even a small risk would be acceptable (a situation comparable, for instance, to traffic-related health risks).

While most natural gas pipeline leaks aren't a big hazard from a health perspective as long as they're outdoors, they can occasionally spiral into huge problems for both humans and the environment.

In his report to the Development Management committee, Mr Brian noted that the festival was to move from Balado, its home since 1997, due to a "major hazard" from a pipeline running under the site.

The danger can be more subtle than, say, failing to remove a choking hazard from a playroom.

Building code violations like a fire hazard from an unsecured light fixture will receive what's essentially a fix-it ticket to repair the infraction in 30 days or face a fine.

The likelihood of dying in the SNF or after discharge was based on a smoothed hazard from an eleven year follow up of nursing home patients in a single facility [ 10].

Consequently, a new approach for determination of a hazard distance from the pipeline and area boundaries for calculation of average population density was presented.

Difference in mortality between the randomisation groups was evaluated by a hazard ratio from a Cox regression model.

There will be other times when your director tries to design a hazard symbol from memory and, unbeknownst to her, it turns out more like a flower.

In accordance with Directive 96/29/Euratom on radioactive waste and substances, each Member State must make it compulsory to report activities that involve a hazard arising from ionising radiation.