Sentence examples for fatality rates on from inspiring English sources
In 2006, in an attempt to bring a halt to high race-day fatality rates on its existing dirt, the California Horse Racing Board mandated the installation of synthetic surfaces at the state's major tracks.
Multi-vehicle rear-end (MVRE) crashes during small-scale inclement (SSI) weather cause high fatality rates on freeways, which cannot be solved by traditional speed limit strategies.
In the latest analysis by make and model, the IIHS found many SUV models are among the vehicles with the lowest fatality rates on the road.
In comparison, mountainous areas of Bhojpur and Udaypur Gadhi fatality rates, on the hanging wall of the fault that ruptured, are of the order of one percent, which is low compared with the values observed in Kathmandu valley, but still very high for rudimentary buildings, wood-framed with light roof material, usually safer when, in addition, established on the bedrock.
Yet the fatality rate of on-duty patrol officers is reportedly far lower than many other professions, including construction, logging, fishing, truck driving, and even trash collection.
Another option is to calculate the fatality rates of energy technologies based on the Energy-related Severe Accident Database [26, 27].
(Mortality studies were excluded because of the possibly variable effects on rural fatality rates of early treatments).
The system, which has been implemented for about five years, more closely matches the fatality rate on a model-by-model basis than either IIHS or NHTSA ratings alone.
The fatality rate on highways measured by deaths per mile driven is consistently decreasing.
A 1996 report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety in the United States showed the fatality rate on the West German autobahn for the previous decade to be virtually identical to that of American highways.
"I would bet that the fatality rate on 347 will increase," said Connie Kepert of Middle Island, a former president of Affiliated Brookhaven Civic Organizations, a coalition involved for years in the wrangling over the project.
