Sentence examples for framework for risk assessment from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a comprehensive framework for risk assessment and micro simulation modelling to assess traffic impacts during re-decking of a major suspension bridge identified as Critical Infrastructure (CI) in Halifax, Canada.

This paper presents an innovative fully-probabilistic Performance-Based Hurricane Engineering (PBHE) framework for risk assessment of structural systems located in hurricane-prone regions.

To help with the understanding of risk factors that trigger a prospective assessment of SIB in clinical trials, we present an industry consensus framework for risk assessment and decision making of SIB during drug development.

A framework for risk assessment due to offsite transportation of hazardous wastes is designed based on the type of event that can be triggered from an accident of a hazardous waste carrier.

One of the sources for the decision tree is the framework for risk assessment of combined exposures to multiple chemicals that was developed by the World Health Organization (WHO)/International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) [1, 2].

A new framework for risk assessment should therefore integrate this mechanistic knowledge.

For these approaches and theories a probability-based risk definition cannot in general serve as a conceptual framework for risk assessments.

Consequently, it is shown that the proposed approach provides an enhanced framework for risk assessments at nuclear facilities under earthquake hazards.

Frameworks for risk assessment have been developed and implemented at both the national and international level [ 11- 14] with their application most strongly focused on chemical stressors (see, for instance, [ 15]).

The editorial by Bergman et al. (2013) also pointed out that the International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) Framework document for risk assessment (IPCS 2002) adopts a default assumption that evidence of toxicity in animals is relevant to humans.

As the ATFE has reviewed the risk assessments that have been completed, it has become obvious that while frameworks for risk assessments have evolved over time, there remains a void in the assessment of health.