Sentence examples for evaluating hazard from inspiring English sources

These results indicate the importance of designing and evaluating hazard risk communications in the context of the other messages people are receiving and the individual differences that influence protective decision making.

In contrast to P-values for comparing risk groups, evaluating hazard ratios is a sensible check of discrimination.

In short, this is achieved by including a patient-specific random effect factor, γ (the frailty), into the model, and by evaluating hazard rates conditional on this factor.

To determine whether the unique chemical and physical properties of new nanoparticles result in specific toxicologic properties, the nanotechnology community needs new ways of evaluating hazard and ultimately assessing risk (Nel et al. 2006).

In 2014, the European Union Joint Research Centre (JRC) calculated a dynamic risk ranking of 191 countries by evaluating hazards and exposure, vulnerability, and coping capacity based on 53 indicators using the developed Index for Risk Management (INFORM) model (JRC 2014).

Identifying and Evaluating Hazards in Research Laboratories, the new ACS report issued in September at the organization's national meeting in Indianapolis, is the society's response to a request the U.S. Chemical Safety Board made in its landmark 2011 report on academic lab safety.

Vibration levels and shocks are measured by a seat pad accelerometer placed under the driver's seat to evaluate hazard risks on the human body's lower back.

To understand the risks associated with using bike computers, this study evaluated hazard perception performance through lab-based simulations of authentic riding conditions.

The fuzzy treatment scheme and fuzzy operation strategy were both optimized and ameliorated, so that the model could achieve the flexibility and reliability to identify and dynamically evaluate hazard installations.

Catalogs of paleolandslides allow scientists to extend a brief, documentary record of mass movements, an exercise that is commonly required to evaluate hazard and risk to existing or proposed development.

A Cox proportional hazards regression model was developed to evaluate hazard ratios (HR).