Sentence examples for an increasing hazard from inspiring English sources

Weisse, R., von Storch, H., Niemeyer, H. D. & Knaack, H. Changing North Sea storm surge climate: an increasing hazard?

It is in the poor countries, where growth has been generally meagre, that air and water pollution is an increasing hazard to health.

We find that, under the assumption of an increasing hazard rate of type distributions, an optimal deterministic mechanism never extracts any net payments from the agents, that is, it will be budget-balanced.

However, regulatory action is an increasing hazard these days particularly in Britain, which is no longer the booming market that it once was.The sanctimonious hypocrisy of the British tabloid reaction to the pictures of the duchess is presumably born of frustration.

Comparisons between a multiplicity-cause model and a single-cause model are performed under both having same time and cost parameter and numerical results show that the former provides a lower loss-cost than the latter when the process has an increasing hazard rate.

Further, our review shows that, in a warming climate, ice masses resting on adverse slopes will be vulnerable to rapid and potentially catastrophic retreat; new lakes in subglacial basins exposed by mountain glacier retreat will present an increasing hazard; and subglacial lakes may drain catastrophically.

Conclusion: Female recruits who exceed the Armys allowable percent body fat have an increased hazard of lower extremity stress fracture as compared to weight and body fat qualified female recruits.

In the sensitivity analyses, AKI was not associated with an increased hazard for three-year mortality.

Consistent with previous research in Australia (Broadhurst et al. 1988), Indigenous participants had an increased hazard of re-incarceration.

Longer periods of precipitation in April and May 2013 led to oversaturated soils creating an increased hazard disposition.

After adjusting for age, comorbidities, and characteristics of ICU admission and treatment, AKI was not associated with an increased hazard for 3-year mortality (Table 2).