Sentence examples for available hazard from inspiring English sources
Although it is important to communicate a consistent message, it may often be appropriate to create a set of maps instead of a single map, for example, a map set comprising a fixed ash threshold map (Figure 3A) and a fixed probability threshold map (Figure 3B) supplemented with available hazard curves (Figure 4).
If this information was not available, hazard ratios were deduced from the graphical display of the survival curves, if possible.
Where available, hazard ratios are given (or estimated) separately according to progesterone receptor (PgR) status.
For the measure of the association between white matter hyperintensities and the outcome we recorded, when available, hazard ratios, odds ratios, and adjustment variables when applicable.
The present review reports on the mathematical methods and statistical techniques presently available for hazard characterisation.
The input earthquake excitations employed in the response analyses were based on the results of an available seismic hazard study for the Chania Area.
The first ecotoxicological studies were published almost ten years ago, but to date there is still a limited number of high quality data available for hazard assessment of nanomaterials [10, 16, 148].
No validated methods are available for hazard identification and characterisation, and this is due in large part to the fact that there remains considerable uncertainty and debate about the mechanisms through which sensitisation of the respiratory tract is acquired.
At the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), for example, all incoming chemistry and biochemistry graduate teaching assistants receive special training in "chemical hygiene and safety culture concepts and go through the tools available for hazard identification and assessing risks," said Lawrence Tirri, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at UNLV, as quoted in the article.
When sufficient data were available, probabilistic hazard assessments were performed to understand global environmental quality concerns.
In addition, this category could include proprietary information about nanoparticles that is not available for hazard assessments.
