Sentence examples for aggregate hazard from inspiring English sources

The majority of the treatments take place within the same period (d=1), thus, the aggregate hazard curve decreases between d=1 and 2. In addition, since the more severe cases are treated within the first three periods, we observe a second drop in the hazard function between durations 3 and 4.

By aggregating the hazard calculations for each site, hazard maps can be generated which display the maximum expected ash load (kg/m2) at each site across the region for a timeframe of interest (e.g. 1-in-100 1-in-100 1-in-10010).

While the PVAHA procedure, through utilisation of the VAPAH algorithm, is primarily concerned with aggregating the hazard contributions from all sources, disaggregating the volcanic ash hazard has two important implications for the usefulness of the technique over other approaches to multi-scale assessments.

As shown, the current study shows higher aggregate economic risk even though this study only included risks due to two hazards and the values of key infrastructure such as transportation are not included.

We have taken advantage of this equivalence to generalize from dummy variables for each year to a spline of time to represent the baseline hazard and to aggregate subjects into counts per person time at risk, and we obtained a mixed Poisson regression model (Kloog et al. 2012).

For prospective studies, SIRs (none were found reporting hazard ratio) were aggregated by the general inverse variance method (Green and Higgins, 2006).

We estimated hazard ratios from published aggregate survival functions and did not use individual patient data.

Fig. 6 Aggregate (a) and for each severity (b) Hazard functions with two severity levels (Table 3).

Considering the tsunami impact from all the studied scenarios, we generate an aggregate scenario map that represents the extreme hazard values field by taking the contribution of all individual scenarios (Fig. 5).

When undertaking an NMA, aggregate time to event data presented as hazard ratios (HR), and some measure of uncertainty around these estimates, can be pooled directly using standard methods (analogous to pooling odds ratios or relative risks) [ 11].

Despite these trends and the well-documented Pb problem in China, the current literature lacks aggregate data and assessments of the health hazards of China's LAB industry.