Sentence examples for hazards in addition to from inspiring English sources

Physicians thereby expose patients to healthcare-associated infections and other hazards, in addition to consuming resources better needed by others.

The Magill and Blong (2005a, b) papers compared risk from several hazards in addition to volcanic eruptions, including flooding and climate change.

Their risk stems from their exposure to hazards in addition to their marginal status that reduces their ability to deal with emergencies.

We consider 17 other natural hazards, in addition to hurricanes, that affected the entire United States for the period 1970 2013.

This study reports the effects of job characteristics (physical efforts and job grade), and working conditions (environmental conditions and hazards) in addition to experience and education level on task performance and contextual performance.

The higher level of smoking prevalence in rural areas was probably due to the low level of knowledge of the health risks of smoking, less information about smoking hazards, in addition to more poverty and lower levels of educational attainment compared to those living in urban areas [ 48].

To date, there are no clear symptoms of shoreline change in the area; however, the incidence of recent extreme storms, in conjunction with an increase in urban area, may have created a new coastal hazard in addition to earthquakes and tsunamis.

Although rules adding PFS could be devised, they would require assumptions of a survival hazard in addition to assumptions about tumour growth and response, adding complexity to the model and uncertainty to the results.

Partnerships with foreign SWFs or investment funds, with the home SWF as a minority investor would serve to reduce moral hazard problems, in addition to opening up investment decisions to external evaluation and adding to the expertise at the fund's disposal.

This growing collection of reports demonstrating AM-EMF-induced biological effects led to recognition by national and international authorities that this modality needed to be considered in hazard evaluation, in addition to field-induced heating as a cause for health concern.

Drought was considered by the respondents as one of the most frequent hazards in Turkana, in addition to other hazards such as conflicts, disease outbreaks and flooding.