Sentence examples for hazard behaviour from inspiring English sources

This natural hazard presents a complex mesh of dynamic factors for those seeking to reduce or manage its costs, as ignitions, hazard behaviour, and the reactions of different human and ecological communities during and after hazard events are all extremely uncertain.

The absence of mechanisms to control 'moral hazard' behaviour by both suppliers and users also meant escalating costs.

However, insurance is likely to change the demand for health care because it decreases the price of health care (as well as workers' disposable incomes), and may lead to increased moral hazard behaviours.

This finding highlights the potential for unintended consequences after any alteration to eyewear in older people either through a direct hazard or altered risk behaviour.

When judging their comparative susceptibility for oral health hazards, they consider personal health situation and risk behaviour experience.

The FA feels that Hazard's behaviour was unacceptable and it would like to see an additional game or games added to the ban but the decision will rest with the commission, who will study the written submissions and video footage from every available angle.

The selected model, according to the AIC, had 6 df on time without including the interaction with the recurrence site indicator and did not support any evidence of a different hazard shape behaviour according to the different events.

The selected model, according to the AIC, had 5 df on time including the interaction with the event type indicator, thus supporting the evidence of a different hazard shape behaviour according to the different events.

Three subsets of distantly recurring patients (to soft tissue, bone and viscera) were analysed and the analysis did not support any evidence of a different hazard shape behaviour according to the different events.

Furthermore, future efforts need to also target and emphasize the hazards of other high risk behaviours, such as concurrently smoking, chewing betel quid and drinking which is currently seen in this population.

This is in itself an interesting finding that might suggest some process of moral hazard-like behaviour among the insured.