Sentence examples for hazard behavior from inspiring English sources
"The Uber technology platform and pricing scheme reduce driver moral hazard behavior where taxi moral hazard return is high, but at the same time create other margins for driver moral hazard," the authors wrote.
For example, we show that subwatersheds that were in the relatively poor condition with respect to fire hazard, behavior, and ignition risk may not be the best candidates for treatment.
Moreover, it often happens that a venture capitalist decides not to fund a project, suspecting that the innovator entrepreneur may implement a moral hazard behavior.
Van Hagen and Eichengreen (1996) analyze such a trade-off between risk pooling and moral hazard behavior in the case of the European Union.
The major appeal of this distribution is its hazard behavior, which includes all four basic hazard shapes (increasing, decreasing, bathtub, and arc-shaped), as well as its ready implementation in standard statistical software packages.
We cannot guarantee that percentile-matched GGs will have the same hazard behavior as the distribution (or data) they are matched to, and we cannot discern the hazard taxonomy of a distribution based on its QRR curve.
This study used differential technology of thermal analysis to characterize the inherent hazard behaviors of azo compounds and organic peroxides in the process, to seek the elimination of the source of the harmful effects and achieve the best process safety practices with zero disaster and sound business continuity plan.
The higher trust usually shared among family members also reduces the risk of free riding or other moral hazard behaviors.
This attractive flexibility makes the EKD hazard rate function useful and suitable for non-monotone empirical hazard behaviors which are more likely to be encountered or observed in real life situations.
Moral hazard behaviors are not limited to only the NHIS clients.
Various behaviors that amount to taking advantage of the NHIS (moral hazard behaviors) were disclosed by participants.
