Sentence examples for fatality I from inspiring English sources

One of the ways to estimate the value of statistical life or value of risk reduction from stated choice experiments is through the concept of marginal rates of substitution, i.e. how much would the respondents be willing to spend to prevent one traffic fatality (i.e. the rate at which they are willing to substitute money to save one life).

An 'IPD related fatality' (i.e. most likely to have been a result of the pneumococcal disease episode) was defined as a case where death had been reported as the outcome on receipt of the sample by SMPRL, or where death was subsequently established to have occurred within 14 days of sample date.

Yet after my diagnosis, and despite my hunch about the disease's fatality, I did undergo all the operations, therapies and interventions specialists advised.

I really knew nothing about winter, nothing about surviving the season beyond the blunt lesson in fatality I'd learned from picking up bones.

"Mining is a dangerous business and when you've got a 140-year history and never had a year without a fatality, I'm sorry, but … this is a trap of political correctness," he said.

It was found that models incorporating the Pnc provided a better fit to the data set than the traditional (without risk) NB SPFs for total, injury and fatality (I + F) and property damage only (PDO) collisions.

If the road users, the railway passengers and the personnel involved in railway accidents are excluded, 46 fatalities (i.e. 68% of all fatalities) can, most probably, be assigned to trespassers.

Living in China, the world's leader in traffic fatalities, I find the sight of a sea of helmets to be tantalizingly, pathetically thrilling.

There's a massive expatriate community here, so of those fatalities, I'm not sure how many (of those there are) so that makes a difference to how many they need.

The improvement in precision is due mainly to the fact that MVPLN accounts for the correlation between the latent variables representing property damage only (PDO) and injuries plus fatalities (I + F).

The results showed that the overall odds ratios for injuries and fatalities (I + F) and property damage only (PDO) imply significant reductions in predicted crash counts of 23%and15%5%, respectively.