Sentence examples for hazard variable from inspiring English sources

λ is the nonselection hazard variable generated from the probit model.

In wind engineering, single hazard parameters derived from correlated variables (e.g., integrated kinetic energy, IKE) have been employed to indirectly include the effect of more than one hazard variable; however, even with more general hazard metrics, the lognormal formulation is still unduly restrictive for realistic fragility modeling.

In general, risk has a probabilistic component: the hazard variable can be the probability of a hazard or a hazard of a certain intensity occurring, and the consequence can be the probability of a certain outcome (e.g., devastation) occurring given the combination of the hazard and the exposed asset (Douglas, 2007).

Earthquake intensity and magnitude and building damage are selected as hazard variables.

These are physical variables related to a health hazard, political variables related to valuation of the outcome and other issues, and variables related to the assessment process itself, such as scope and conclusions.

Damage to buildings was also used as a hazard-related variable to predict economic and human losses.

Combining damage as hazard-related variable and GDP or exposed population as exposure-related variables improve the accuracy of the prediction.

Despite the significant relevance of damage as a hazard-related variable, the fits remained low, which resulted in imprecise assessment when using these models.

Compared with the fits given in Table 6, which consider intensity as the hazard-related variable, the adjusted R 2 increases to 0.72 (from 0.70) and the RMSE decreases a little to 0.55 (compared with 0.56).

Multivariate prognosis analysis was performed using the Cox proportional hazards model (variable excluded when P> 0.10).

To establish the final hazard model, variables remaining significant in univariate regression and then after adjustment for duration and HbA1c were retained for a fully adjusted model.