Sentence examples for explain hazard from inspiring English sources

Young Charlie Morgan, the son of a Swansea director, will testify to the emotional trauma his silly stunt produced, while hopefully someone with sense will explain Hazard only tried to kick the ball from under him and Morgan was merely copying the cry-foul antics soccer stars use so egregiously, as Alan Smith writes in The Telegraph.

They were also required to designate and explain hazard zones on their maps with relevance to (and introduction to) the New Zealand Volcanic Alert Levels (GeoNet 2014).

This tutorial explains hazards and how doses can be linked to events predicted from hazard functions.

In the air pollution field this sequence has been reversed: we have discovered the risk associated with exposure to the ambient aerosol and are now struggling to identify and explain the hazard that underlies the risk.

Carl Pilcher of NASA's Office of Space Science calls the Torino Scale "a major advance in our ability to explain the hazard posed by a particular [object]." In the end, Binzel hopes that it may also raise public awareness and lead to more funding for asteroid searches.

This may explain the hazard ratio of 2.40 (95% CI 0.47 12.36) in nonconcordant couples in whom the woman was HPV positive and the man negative.

They can help to explain the hazards and put them in perspective in terms of how the equipment was made to be used and how misuse can lead to hazards.

Diane gently asked some Guyanese if they would please refrain from putting ribbons in the water, explaining the hazard it posed.

Participants also expressed intentions to use the maps as tools for communicating with others during decision-making processes, stressing the importance of being able to clearly understand the map themselves in order to be capable of clearly and consistently explaining the hazard map to others, as recommended in a collective communication strategy by key national stakeholders (MCDEM 2010).

Every item explained one hazard.

With additional adjustment for biological risk markers, a total of 53% (29% to 88%) of the socioeconomic differential was explained (attenuated hazard ratio 1.35, 1.05 to 1.72).