Sentence examples for deficient risk from inspiring English sources

The Environmental Protection Agency confirmed to the Guardian that the West Fertilizer Company was cited in 2006 for having a deficient risk management plan in 2006.

The Environmental Protection Agency fined the facility $2,300 in 2006 for having a deficient risk management plan, according to the agency.

The group urged the EPA to "withdraw the proposed rule" banning certain uses of TCE, arguing that the proposed move by the agency, which was made after years of study, was "based on a very deficient risk assessment". The industry group backed up this plea with two in-person, private meetings at the EPA headquarters, agency records show.

"The deficient risk analysis was not limited to the omission of a single factor," he writes, "but to the underestimation of many risk indicators and the correlations between those indicators".

Since becoming chief executive, Mr. Pandit has been scrambling to put out fires and repair Citigroup's deficient risk-management systems.

In even more severely deficient people, the risk of dementia jumped to 125 per cent while there was a 122 per cent increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease – a dose-response finding showing that levels of vitamin D were a significant risk factor in both kinds of progressive brain illnesses.

The incidence of slow coronary flow rate (SCF) was significantly higher in the vitamin D deficient group (relative risk [RR], 3.5; 95% CI, 1.1 10.5; P = 0.01) and after adjusting for cardiovascular disease risk factors vitamin D insufficiency was an independent risk factor for SCF.

In this week's edition of Assignment, Ed Butler investigates whether, as the chair of Harvard's MBA programme insists, the schools were guilty only of teaching a deficient assessment of risk in the business world, or whether there had been a more fundamental fault.

So far, IGF-1, IGF-1R, and IGFBP3 levels have only been shown to be possible but deficient prostate cancer risk markers.

Giovannucci, E. et al. Alcohol, methyl-deficient diets and risk of colon cancer in men.

Regarding MHTI, the four factors are organisational risks, deficient fiscal policy, unsophisticated markets and skills-ICT incapacity/incapability.