Sentence examples for derived risk from inspiring English sources
Our evaluation of drought stress strongly relies on the derived risk class limits.
As a result, the derived risk index values at different sampling frequencies are presented in Table 3.
As a result, component failure probabilities are not only related to historical statistic data but also operational data of components, and derived risk indices can reflect current operational conditions of components.
Patients who survived had lower derived risk scores for mortality, were younger, and had lower SOFA scores; patients who died were more often functionally dependent and more often admitted for a medical condition or for emergency surgery (Table 1).
Our results show a significant reduction of gross profit margins under the new CAP mechanisms in comparison to the previous support system and a derived risk of activity cessation.
In order to prevent future adverse effects from products or byproducts of nanotechnology, we suggest an integrated multi-faceted approach which includes an integrated regulation that is based upon life cycle assessment, empirically derived risk assessment.
The statistically derived risk-based sampling plan for surveillance sample assignments of chemical and biological hazards was designed using binomial probability distribution.
Central tendency biomarker concentrations were used in this assessment for comparison to derived risk-based biomonitoring guidance values.
This a priori choice of weight was similar to an empirically derived, risk-based estimate of weight (Lubin et al. 1981).
In addition, it is worth noting that our study was potentially limited by having to add lactate measurements to the composite APACHE II score, rather than its component parts, and that a completely re-derived risk prediction equation that includes one or more index of lactate may further increase the predictive ability over that shown in this study.
There is a need to target smoking at home in order to avoid future adverse health effects in a population that has no choice in the acceptance or not of SHS exposure-derived risk.
