Sentence examples for disaster frequency from inspiring English sources

Should disaster frequency increase, the number of lives saved could rise as high as 50,000.

As a result, the model predicts that disaster frequency decreases with economic growth, but that consequences are larger when a disaster occurs.

Another fundamental problem in Pielke's post is that he looks for a climate change signal in extreme weather by analyzing economic disaster loss data instead of disaster frequency or intensity data.

| Updated The final report is out and Roger Pielke, Jr., has a helpful post on the vital fine print.] To my eye the summary accurately reflects the body of science aiming to find a signal of greenhouse-gas influence on climate extremes and disaster frequency and severity (the full report is still being finalized).

Brazil has registered increasing trends in disaster frequency and impacts in the past decades (UFSC CEPED 2013).

The study, released Monday, calculated the local risks for six particular hazards – drought, earthquakes, volcanoes, cyclones, floods, and landslides – by combining populations for each gridpoint with the historical records of disaster frequency and subsequent losses.

Besides analyzing disaster severities in terms of fatalities and extent of affected population, analysis of the disaster frequencies also revealed interesting results in identifying the countries/regions that are more exposed to the various types of disasters.

More specifically, dimension-disaster frequency has clearly risen.

It may thus be the case that whilst GSV has potential to offer a general, high-level overview of recovery over time post-disaster, the frequency of updates may struggle to keep abreast of subsequent developments in the landscape.

Moreover, oncocytic changes of thyroid cells have been reported among the late chronic thyroid alterations observed after Chernobyl disaster, with a frequency ranging from 17 to 42% (Nikiforov and Gnepp, 1999).

Climate models suggest we'll be facing similar disasters with increasing frequency.