Sentence examples for averted human from inspiring English sources

If one assumes that human exposure could be avoided by mass vaccination of dogs, the cost-effectiveness of mass dog rabies vaccination would be $837 per averted human exposure ($57,774 per 69 averted exposures).

The first goal was to establish whether the chimpanzee exhibited the stare-in-the-crowd effect; that is, whether she would demonstrate more efficient search for direct-gaze than for averted-gaze human faces, which are not conspecific but have high-contrast eyes.

Because the efficacy, when translated into cases averted and deaths averted, is just tremendous.

If precautionary recall of factor VIII had been fully implemented in 1986, it is clear that hundreds of cases of HIV may have been averted, and the geographic extent of human infection limited.

Humans can distinguish an averted gaze when it is at least 1.4° from a direct gaze [36].

Costs are averted when complications are averted (15).

These metrics include deaths averted and private expenditures averted.

Fortunately, even the most pessimistic agree that the majority of danger is likely averted if AI were "provably aligned" with human values.

In a scenario of achieving 52% reduction of brucellosis transmission between animals, 51,856 human brucellosis cases could be averted, which would add up to a gain of 49,027 human disability-adjusted life years (DALYs; see Appendix).

Since the 1960s, many studies have examined how humans distinguish between direct and averted gazes [35], [36], [37].

We identified several approaches for economic valuation of averted health consequences (step 3 of Figure 1): COI; human capital; a variety of WTP methods; and quality-adjusted life year (QALY) approaches.