Sentence examples for a true hazard from inspiring English sources

"Scams are a true hazard -- it does happen," Ms. Goodman said.

The sample size had 55 % power to detect a true hazard ratio of 0.60 (median PFS of 10 vs 6 months).

The study was sufficiently powered (80%) with a type I error probability of 5% to detect a true hazard ratio (HR) of 1.35 for 400 ER β-negative cases relative to 600 ER β-positive cases.

However, it was not possible to exclude all non-IA patients, this could have resulted in an underestimation of the true hazard ratios.

I enjoyed the chapter in the book "Freakonomics" about how the true hazard of a situation often falls short of the outrage.

The fact that he knew he would not be around to face the judgment from the trial constituted a true moral hazard," he said.

Mold occurs naturally, and many species are harmless, but the wrong species in your home can be a true health hazard.

After performing appropriate studies, public health policy makers and scientists then need to decide whether reduction of chemical release into the environment is necessary, and whether the relatively higher U.S. levels of PBDEs in breast milk noted in Figure 3 constitute a true health hazard.

We propose that there is a need for this methodology for good-representing the true hazard with reducing uncertainties.

They are an effort to help communities understand the real risks of radiation so they can base their emergency planning on the actual threat, and thereby reduce the dangers we face because our fear of radiation so far exceeds the true hazard.

Conversely, peak force over-estimates the true hazard as often it assumes all exertions are at that level.