These results are shown in table 2. The pattern and frequency of adverse consequences of alcohol consumption was broadly similar in men and women.
However, frequency variations of consequence are more likely to occur in islanded MGs than in large interconnected utility grids, because they feature a relatively small generation capacity and rapid changes in power demand, especially in the presence of stochastic renewable generators [4, 5].
There were no significant sex differences at time 2. In young adulthood at time 3, the frequencies of negative consequences were increasing particularly for males.
A framework for the quantitative risk assessment of fires and explosions requires the definition of both the frequency and consequences of such events.
So the knowledge about sources of failure, their physical consequence related to plant operation and the frequency of effects (incident consequence) is of great value for improvement.
This paper reviews and analyses frequency and consequences of failure of onshore pipelines transporting oil, refined products and natural gas.
Because the teleost WGD event is ancient, examination of the proportional frequency and consequences of non-, sub- and neo-functionalization in teleosts have provided important insights into the role of gene duplication in vertebrates [ 31- 35].
In the system, fuzzy reasoning approach (FRA) is employed to estimate the risk level of each hazardous event in terms of failure frequency, consequence severity and consequence probability.
Scoring: anticipated consequences – total score for positive consequences, total score for negative consequences; frequency of past behaviour – proportion of patients treated per number of patients seen in a specified period.
Bizzini et al. [ 25] studied referees selected for the 2006 FIFA World Cup and reported the types of injuries, as well as the location, characteristics, type, frequency, and consequences of the complaints and the type of treatment offered.
