Key regions are identified as either 'hazardous', 'risky'admonitoryory'safe'safe' depending on the extent of the hazard zone from the object's boundary, and state recognition is established by measuring incidents occurring per day and classifies personal and project states into 'normal'incident'nt'near-mississ' and 'accident'accident
Both genetically engineered and synthetic organisms are capable of reproducing, mutating, evolving, and spreading through the environment, which makes them riskier than hazardous chemicals.
In terms of 'risky' drinking (ie, hazardous or harmful or high-risk), the five diagnostic groups differed with the bipolar group having the largest proportion (46.7%) and the behavioural/developmental group having the lowest proportions of 'risky' drinkers (25.1%).
Among no/low risky users (including both abstainers and non-hazardous users) 94percentt (n = 136) remained no/low risky users between the two measurements.
As shown in table 2 the majority of those who abstained or were non-hazardous users at baseline (n = 153) remained no/low risky users at follow-up (98percentt).
The system can eliminate the risky and time-consuming process of sending out a hazardous-materials specialist in a special suit to take a sample and rushing the sample to a lab, where an analysis might take days.
A corresponding categorization to that used for alcohol use is also applied here, where patients with different drug use habits are categorized into "no/low risky users" (drug-free and scores indicating a non-hazardous drug use) and "risky users" (scores indicating drug-related problems).
They quickly realized that the volume of hazardous waste was enormous, and that removing the rusting and dented chemical drums was riskier than leaving them there.
They came after a sharp spike during the morning in the yields demanded for riskier eurozone debt pushed Italy's benchmark borrowing costs beyond the psychologically hazardous level of 7%.
Despite these potentially favorable effects of overconfidence in entrepreneurship, overconfidence has been shown to lead to hazardous risk taking, lowering the performance of investment portfolios (Barber and Odean 2001), and leading people to invest in riskier portfolios (Nosić and Weber 2010).
Life is risky and hazardous for everyone.
