Sentence examples for comparable hazard from inspiring English sources
Bruno and colleagues [ 35] demonstrated that elderly patients with MetS had comparable hazard ratios for all-cause and CVD mortality compared with subjects without the syndrome.
After fitting a full model, we combined variables that were similar with comparable hazard ratios where possible.
To simplify the model, we then focused on variables for the most common conditions and medications and combined similar variables with comparable hazard ratios where possible.
The bootstrap estimates generated comparable hazard ratios and confidence intervals for both factors, suggesting a robust regression model and excellent internal validation (Table 3).
A recent meta-analysis by Stettler et al (2009) demonstrated that in 3852 diabetics and 10947 non-diabetics DES and BMS have comparable hazard ratios for mortality [ 21].
The methodology leading to the AP4 test actually identifies a family of models with comparable hazard ratios in the samples used here.
Meanwhile the acetic acid case study indicates ethanol oxide and ethyl oxide based routes as the inherently healthier as they operate at lower operating pressure besides posing comparable hazards level for the other three parameters, compared to the other routes.
The first case study reveals the tertiary butyl alcohol as the 'healthiest' one as it poses relatively lower, or at least comparable hazards to the other routes due to exposure and health impacts.
In addition, it creates a platform that visualizes local spatial knowledge and makes it directly comparable with official hazard maps in risk management.
There was a comparable increased risk for airway antibiotics (hazard ratio 1.41, 95% confidence interval 1.37 to 1.46).
Brine shrimp Artemia sp. has been recognised as an important ecotoxicity and nanotoxicity test model organism for salt-rich aquatic environments, but currently there is still no harmonised testing protocol which would ensure the comparable results for hazard identification.
