The phrase "ambient risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, insurance, or risk management to describe risks that are present in the environment but are not directly linked to a specific event or action.
Example: "Investors must consider ambient risk when evaluating the overall stability of the market."
Alternatives: "systemic risk" or "background risk".
Lower MDLs would help reduce the uncertainty in ambient risk estimates for these pollutants.
For this ambient risk, the outcomes of people with the lowest cores (e.g. frailty index = 0) can serve as an estimate [ 21].
†Ambiental risk was classified in as follows: no, without ambient risk, urban residence; low, rural residence and no evident rodent exposure; high, rural residence and evident rodent exposure.
Seventeen studies measured water quality before the introduction of the intervention as an indication of the ambient risk and the microbiological quality of the water consumed by the control group.
Now the plaintiff's class-action bar is working to bring these ambient risks in the Internet of Things under the strict scrutiny of traditional product liability law.
Some pollutants identified by ambient risk-weighted concentrations considered unlikely to be at concentrations of national concern include dichloromethane, beryllium, vinyl chloride, trichloroethylene, and most individual polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
In other words, the difficult question raised by the KKI study is how to think about the meaning of "pragmatic solidarity" under conditions where there exist insufficient political will or economic means to address the underlying conditions that place children at risk in this case, ambient risks of lead exposure in the housing options for low-income Americans.
For paraquat, the well water and ambient relative risk estimates were generally small and uninformative, which might be explained by our previous observation that exposure to paraquat may require coinciding maneb exposure to increase PD risk (Costello et al. 2009).
In the LA sample, median cancer risks from VOC personal exposures were 486 per million, about a factor of 4 greater than ambient exposure risks.
Formaldehyde accounted for the greatest portion of the total modeled, ambient, and personal risk, contributing around 40%, climbing to 60% for personal risk in LA.
In this study we aimed to investigate the association between changes in ambient temperature and risk of IS onset.
