Sentence examples for hazard environments from inspiring English sources

Safety and quality checking is a process that obviously extends across all sorts of industries, from high hazard environments such as the construction industry all the way down to supermarkets, hotels and clothes retailers.

The ability of four instruments within the general class of exogenous targeting instruments, proposed by Segerson [Journal of Environmental Economic Management 15 (1988) 87], to induce socially optimal outcomes in a group moral hazard environment is investigated in an experiment based on Nalbantian and Schotter [American Economic Review 87 (1997) 314].

The home safety program was designed to create safe homes through changing the hazard environment in and around the home and the risk behaviours of the household members by a trained person.

To evaluate the robustness of these synthetic cell-based sensors, as well as to simulate the real hazard environment, the behaviour of the AND gated sensor in Fig. 3A was measured under a range of media conditions containing various other competitive metals at sub millimolar concentrations.

Improved understanding of how RDO programs in the developing world are engaging with and influencing risk mitigation in the multi-hazard environments is fundamental for reducing vulnerability.

Our work adds to the growing body of literature on how people perceive and respond to risk in a multi-hazard environment, a context increasingly common in a changing world.

The gameplay is immediately familiar, guiding a group of clockwork Marios through a hazard littered environment by placing and removing girder bridges at key points.

Bentonite is hazard to environment also and disposal of bentonite is a challenge and will cause land and water pollution.

These would inevitably increase the hazard to environment; enhance the preparation cost and complex the functionalization processes.

VMEP for emergency management may therefore need to include a more deliberate and wide-ranging search for changes in a hazard affected environment.

The exploitation of rare-earth-element (REE) mines has resulted in severe ammonia nitrogen pollution and induced hazards to environments and human health.