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For example, the hazard of dialysis/death increased by 7.2% (hazard ratio:1.072; 95% CI = 1.067, 1.080) in early stage 3. eGFR variability was independently associated with elevated risk of dialysis/death even after controlling for eGFR means and slopes.

These risk factors translate into a substantially increased risk of morbidity and mortality; for example the hazard of developing a myocardial infarct in early-onset T2DM (< 45 years) is 4-fold higher than in late onset T2DM (> 45 years) and 14-fold higher than in people without T2DM [ 6].

For example, the hazard ratio of UMOD with time to stage 3B CKD with the starting point as the GoDARTs study baseline (hazard ratio = 0.87 0.74, 1.03) P-value = 0.1) is very similar to the hazard ratio with date of birth as a starting point.

Another example of the hazards of technological innervations has emerged from the introduction of automated taps that are employed to reduce cross contamination when hand washing [ 8].

The most prominent example concerns the hazards of second-hand smoke, which has been used to motivate behavior change and legislation restricting where smoking can occur.

For example, the hazard ratios for the risk of self harm among those with a discharge diagnosis of depression were 2.4 in males and 3.0 in females and for "other" diagnoses were 3.3 in males and 4.2 in females.

Figure 1 illustrates an example of the hazard function of death in relation to FEV1 in a 70 year old man after an observation time of two years.

In some medical situations, for example, breast cancer, the hazard rate of death of breast cancer patients represents a modified unimodal shape.

Two examples from breast cancer illustrate the hazards of such "one-shoe-fits-all" technology transfer approaches.

This paper highlights two limitations of the Seveso III Directive – lack of implementation of leading indicators and limited application of hazard and risk identification (for example little or no consideration of the hazards of intermediate products).

Examples of this are "Hospice" by The Antlers, "The Wall" by Pink Floyd, and "The Hazards of Love" by the Decemberists.