Sentence examples for fragmented risk from inspiring English sources

While the introduction of facility bank accounts could go some way towards addressing this problem (by making funds directly available to facilities), it can also result in a fragmented risk pool, unless a portion of funds are retained at district level for cross-subsidisation.

Populations in fragmented ecosystems risk extirpation through natural disasters, which must be endured rather than avoided.

As companies get bigger and bigger, odds are who has access and owns what information is going to get more and more fragmented — and the risk of the last person knowing how to do something, like knowing a code base, leaving the company starts to become a real existential threat.

Failure attributable to biopsy (false negative) was suspected when the biopsy was smaller than 15 mm and fragmented and without risk failure of FT [ 27].

Although the government has taken important steps forward in containing the spread of HIV, the national prevention programme is fragmented, and the overlapping risks and vulnerabilities affecting most at risk populations need to be urgently addressed.

The relatively small populations are increasingly fragmented with a high risk for extinction for extrinsic reasons.

Knowledge regarding the seed dispersal of alien species is crucial to manage invasion risk in fragmented natural habitats.

The creation of a "fusion center" for the enterprise is recommended by the authors where the ESM is collaboratively utilized across organizational boundaries in a variety of ways especially regarding any aspects that could be fragmented (e.g., planning, risk assessment, data sources, intelligence analysis, etc).

The objective of the present study is to introduce a validation approach assessing the correlation between the FIRISK and seven independent fire indicators and quantifying the similarity in their spatial distribution in a study area (Attica, Greece) characterized by high fire risk and fragmented land-use structure.

Veterans who are hospitalized in both VA and non-VA hospitals within a short timespan may be at risk for fragmented or conflicting care.

The involvement of multiple services in a patients care has been shown to carry an increased risk of fragmented care and frequent failures in communication [ 17].