Sentence examples for analysis of the hazard from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the hazard rate for distant metastases to different organs consistently suggests that the recurrence dynamics does not depend on the site of metastasis.

Regarding the assessment of mortality, since the day of death cannot be "averaged" in the control group, exact matching cannot provide an analysis of the hazard ratios related to ICD use.

The presented approach focuses on the analysis of the hazard rate after the first recurrence (intermediate event) in order to understand the influence of the time of occurrence of this event on the further disease development.

Limitations of this study are inclusive to the error analysis of the Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability (HPAC) which was developed by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to accurately predict the release, dispersal and effects of Nuclear, Biological and Chemical hazards in support of decision makers responding to an accident or event.

Analysis of the hazard ratio of relapse in relation to time from surgery indicate that the poor prognosis associated with HER2-positivity in N+ patients was found to be due to a peak of relapses in the first 3-4 years from surgery.

As data of uveal melanoma annual mortality are available in a few published reports, we performed an analysis of the hazard rate for mortality with the same technique adopted to estimate breast cancer event dynamics (event-specific hazard rates over a follow-up time interval).

Integrated analysis of the hazards was not carried out because of the complexity of the problem.

This integrated approach has proved to be effective and has enabled the practical analysis of the hazards of regional earthquake-induced landslides by fully considering the joint effects of both the earthquake and the regional environment.

To further explore this issue, an analysis of the hazards function according to the intrinsic subtypes was performed, and the resulting smoothed curves are shown in Figure  4.

Because of the difficulty in differentiating true recurrence of breast cancer from re-reporting of previous breast cancer in the records of the General Practice Research Database, we could not do a sufficiently robust analysis of the hazards of spironolactone in the 1340 women with a history of breast cancer.

"Early childhood development gets overlooked in the best of times," Ovington notes, "but a good preparedness plan would start with an extensive analysis of the hazards, the possible scenarios and how they will affect each age group of the population and what is needed to respond and be based on real scenario figures," he adds.