Sentence examples for high-risk fields from inspiring English sources

Health care may be unique among high-risk fields in that learning takes place largely on human beings.

While this is new for health care, it has become routine in other complex, high-risk fields.

Information-dense, high-risk fields such as air traffic control have proven that formal classification of errors facilitates recognition and remediation.

The situation is forcing some physicians out of "high-risk" fields like obstetrics, prompting many surgeons to refuse to perform certain high-risk operations or to operate on certain high-risk patients, and causing most physicians to order costly and sometimes dangerous medical tests just so they could say in court that they covered all possibilities.

The Senate proposal would impose a 40 percent excise tax on the cost of individual insurance policies above $8,500 and on family policies above $23,000, with higher thresholds for retirees and employees in high-risk fields like police officers.

The second, a case-control analysis paper run by Silverman and NCI, focused on lung cancer victims alone, and controlled for smoking, other respiratory diseases, and previous employment in high-risk fields.

"It shows that investment banking is a high-risk field and it's important that we clearly separate systemically important functions from the rest of the banking business," says Caspar Baader of the Swiss People's party.

Furthermore, there is evidence that reduced waiting times can have positive influence on safety issues in the high-risk field of emergency medicine.

Using a deconvolution method in a high-risk area, like (Moga) field, offers more advantages in the analysis, especially in future development plans and reduction in the noise data effect in the initial stage.

Drawing on the experience of a recent research project examining the relationship between livestock farming systems and microbial watercourse pollution the paper reflects critically upon efforts to develop an interdisciplinary assessment of the factors that may affect the loss of potential pathogens from agricultural land to water courses as the basis for targeting high risk fields and farms.

The implementation of a Psat cutoff of 20% for manure application instead of the NY-P Index will not impact manure application to high risk fields with a Cornell Morgan soil test of 80 lbs/acre or more, as the current P Index will not allow manure application to those fields as the NY-PI score will be 100 or more if the the transport factor is 1.0.