Sentence examples for decay hazards from inspiring English sources

The durability classes of the heartwood of coast redwood in this study will be applicable to above-ground exterior use as weatherboards and decking, but not to high decay hazards involving contact with soil, where soft-rots and other types of micro-organisms will be present.

The brown-rot (C. puteana and G. trabeum) and white-rot (T. versicolor) test fungi used in this study are known to represent the decay hazard that is observed on buildings in Europe (Van Acker et al. [1999]).

The conclusion of increasing fungal risk made here is similar to results from work in Korea, which suggests that "that Korean weather tends to turn into the weather of [a] subtropical region, the decay hazard of Korea seems to have high possibility to be gradually increased" [20].

The waiting time for this single change gives rise to a convexly decaying hazard function when modeled together with non-functionalizing changes and is referred to as the neofunctionalization model (see [ 15, 18, 19] for a review).

Application of the results was made on the determination of various decay or hazard rates and first-passage probabilities for the displacement responses of the quarter scale physical model of a class of mast antenna structures, idealized by the finite element method, subjected to non-stationary random excitation.

Duplicate genes that underwent a division of function behave similarly, though due to an increased waiting time for multiple complementary mutations, exhibit a concave pattern of decay in the hazard function before reaching the lower asymptote (Hughes and Liberles 2007; Konrad et al. 2011; Teufel et al. 2014).

The codes and libraries used in calculation are introduced briefly, and calculation results and decay curves of related hazards after the shutdown of one-year operation of the FEB-E are given.

Many residents say the decaying houses are fire hazards and magnets for vandals, and will lead to a decline in property values.

The discovery of an iceberg depends on the alertness of a ship's watchkeepers, and a decaying iceberg poses additional hazards because of its trail of growlers and bergy bits.

The decay in the average hazard rate provides our best estimate of the magnitude of duration dependence.18 During the first 12 months of unemployment, the monthly hazard of the average individual drops by 53% or equivalently by 8.6 pp (from 16.3 to 7.7%) and it halves again during the second year (from 7.7 to 3.8%).

While some cities have allocated grants and state money to address lead hazards in decaying housing stock, others, like Detroit, rely heavily on federal funding.