Sentence examples for hazard point from inspiring English sources

It is found that the large break loss of coolant accident (LB-LOCA) without emergency core cooling system (ECCS) actuation is the bounding case from the hydrogen hazard point of view.

Often highlighted through human health hazard point of view, the clusters encoding major toxins, protease inhibitors and other known bioactive compounds are not predominant in these pathways.

That "moral hazard" points to the main flaw in the PPF enterprise: plenty of other companies could be waiting to dump their long-term liabilities onto a body that risks being overwhelmed from the day it opens its doors.

Critics who warn of kratom's hazards point to examples like Caleb Sturgis, 25, whose family sued a kratom distributor after Mr. Sturgis died last summer when his car hit a curb and flipped over.

This third pathway concerning the interaction of place-based stressors with environmental hazards points toward the next generation of studies to understand the combined effects of environmental and psychosocial drivers of MCH disparities.

Adjusting for 'morphology' did not substantially change the hazard ratio point and interval estimates, in particular for the most deprived category.

Previous cost-effectiveness analyses in advance prostate cancer have simply modelled progression as a constant hazard using point estimates from published data to determine transition probabilities.

Time to event data were further evaluated by appropriate proportional Cox's models and results were summarised by hazard ratio point and 95% confidence interval (CI) estimates, and P-values of Wald χ test.

In the sensitivity analyses that were performed in the one-third subset of participants with the originally measured urine cadmium, the hazard ratio point estimates for the 80th versus the 20th percentiles of cadmium were consistent overall (see Supplemental Material, Table 3).

She and others saw the project as a potential flood hazard and pointed to a consultant's report that suggested the area could be prone to sewage problems.

But the idea also needs a companion concept, that of "immoral hazard," that points to situations that should not be allowed to occur or continue.