Sentence examples for hazards of future from inspiring English sources

"Understanding what happened 65 million years ago will help us better assess the hazards of future impacts".

Phreatomagmatic explosions sometimes accompany lava drain-back (Ida et al., 1988), and assessment of andesitic lava may aid in mitigating the hazards of future eruptions of andesitic volcanoes.

After the 2006 heatwaves, the Dutch Ministry of Health, in collaboration with various partners, prepared a national heat plan aimed at protecting vulnerable groups against the health hazards of future heatwaves [ 2].

We used Cox regression models to calculate hazard ratios (HRs) for the risk of future intussusception in CD.

In order to assess the hazard potential of future GSHP systems in relation to subsurface conditions, we developed cause-and-effect models for the cases of Staufen, Böblingen, Wiesbaden, and Kamen-Wasserkurl.

This study was performed in the framework of 'Inventory Mapping of Landslides induced by the Nepal Earthquake and Hazard Mapping of Future Landslides for Making the Plan of Better Reconstruction' (Principal investigator, Prof. Chigira) related to the April 2015 Nepal earthquake in the J-RAPID Program by Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST).

The mission will use photo-imaging technology that could eventually be used to photograph Mars and document potential hazards in advance of future trips there.

These patterns should be taken into account during consideration of measures to mitigate radiation hazards for future satellite missions.

This study investigates the causes of this incident and the mechanical mechanisms of turbine tower collapse and blade fracture to support risk prevention and hazard-resistant design of future wind turbines.

Rather than expressing the hazard of a future eruption, such scenarios are useful to assess the probability of a studied fallout event considering the statistical distribution of wind conditions (e.g. Elissondo et al. 2016).

As for moral hazard, the expectation of future bail-outs may prompt managers and unions in other industries to behave rashly.