Sentence examples for decomposing risk from inspiring English sources

Decomposing risk per partnership into its constituent characteristics is particularly important for modeling the sub-Saharan HIV pandemic because nonmonogamous contacts (e.g., CSWs) may be persistent (Voeten et al., 2002).

In addition to injuries directly resulting from a quake, which include trauma and burns, the breakdown of basic sanitation and supply of clean water along with infection risks from decomposing bodies and seasonally low night-time temperatures can lead to outbreaks of disease including diarrhoea and acute respiratory infection (ARI).

This week, news has been making the rounds of the twin blue whale corpses in Newfoundland, Canada that are decomposing, filling with methane, and risk blowing up in a mighty burst of blubber.

Portfolio risk can be decomposed into two parts, the systematic risk and the nonsystematic risk.

G.E.'s experts disagree, saying the old deposits are decomposing and too deeply buried to pose a risk.

Some of the material with potential biological risk, such as animal carcasses, has been decomposing in direct contact with the soil.

Further health risks continue in Mogadishu, where insecurity in some areas has hindered collection of dead and decomposing bodies.

Slow decomposing litter was produced by fast growing conifers leading to decline in ground flora as well as productivity with risk for fire damage.

We construct a new method of decomposing the variance of national incomes into components in such a way as to indicate the most important 'residual' risk-sharing opportunities among peoples of the world.

It falls apart without decomposing.

The smell of decomposing bodies was everywhere.