Sentence examples for effect hazard from inspiring English sources

For maximum effect, hazard management should be through a "full hazard system" which extends beyond the physical, organisational and operational boundaries of, for example, construction projects, shipping operations and manufacturing plants.

In a retrospective questionnaire-based controlled trial, the difference in overall survival between the treatment groups was also statistically significant but with reversed direction of effect (hazard ratio 0.38; 95% CI 0.17 to 0.88).

In addition, and when available, estimates of relative effect (hazard ratios, relative risk, odds ratios) with confidence bounds are noted.

Only HIF-2 α had a significant multivariate prognostic effect (hazard ratio 1.61, 95% confidence interval 1.01 2.57).

The Chan study demonstrates that meta-simulation can produce treatment effect hazard ratios that are numerically similar to those of a prospective RCT.

An estimate of the treatment effect (hazard ratio and associated CI) will be obtained via Cox regression including all stratification factors.

The Domino Hazard Index used in this work was previously introduced by Tugnoli, Khan, Amyotte, and Cozzani (2008a, 2008b) to assess domino effect hazards caused by a unit in a given layout.

In the analyses for recurrent falls, intervention had a significant negative effect (hazards ratio 1.46, 95% CI 1.03 2.09) in the third model.

Table  2 shows the crude and adjusted effects (hazard ratio) of each predictor on EBF cessation during the infant's first 6 months of life.

However, despite these differences and other characteristics (Table  1), we could demonstrate the trends in the direction of effects (Hazard Ratio) in both the discovery and validation cohorts.

Finally, different visual navigation scenarios were simulated by using a landscape generation toolbox, from which the effect of hazard detection on proposed hazard matching algorithm is further examined.