For instance, new technology applied or produced by a firm may generate risks for other members of society that were not appreciated until the technology was deployed ("emergent risks").
Conveyor belts, without specific powder confinement devices, spread out fine particles, causing dust pollution and generating risk for workers' health (silicosis).
Wingood and DiClemente [ 49] explain that it is gender-based inequality and disparities in expectations which generate risk of HIV for women.
On the other hand, its technology of production — based on fission — remains imperfect and generates risks for environment and health.
Now, more than a decade later, a study from researchers in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has been able to generate risk scores for common diseases with predictive power in the realm of that achieved for the aforementioned Mendelian diseases (Nat. Genet. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41588-018-0183-z, 2018).
To our knowledge, ours is the first published project to generate risk scores for residential properties.
Although matching data from one dataset to another presented challenges, we were able to generate risk scores for 86% of known addresses (over 120,000 total).
Hazard scenarios are then used to generate risk scenarios for Florida using a coupled climate catastrophe modeling approach.
We generate risk maps for summer and winter infection risk independently to allow changes in timing of disease outbreaks to be considered.
Numerous studies have combined SNPs identified in genome-wide association studies to generate risk scores for CAD, in some cases generating marginal improvement on traditional risk models [ 1, 11, 12].
