Sentence examples for in the incidence of disasters from inspiring English sources

The results show that the direct effects of increases in the incidence of disasters and the political risk level in the importer or the exporter countries are negative, reducing trade.

The results for the interaction between the two forces show (1) as the incidence of disasters increases, the marginal effect of political risk on trade becomes more negative, which indicates a greater decline in trade and (2) as political risk declines the marginal effect of disasters becomes less negative, indicating a smaller decline in trade.

In the bigger picture, our findings suggest that if climate change increases the incidence of climatic disasters as projections of the global science suggest, the growth of economic globalization may decline, ceteris paribus.

Globally, the incidence of natural disasters is increasing with developing countries tending to be worst affected.

Expanding urbanization and changing land-use practices have increased the incidence of landslide disasters.

A rise in the incidence of thyroid cancer among children who lived near the plant at the time of the disaster has sparked a debate about the possible health effects of Fukushima's radioactive fallout.

Exposure to terrorism or other disasters causes population-level increases in overall alcohol consumption but little increase in the incidence of AUDs.

It is noteworthy, however, that studies of incident AUDs after major disasters were conducted in adult populations in which the incidence of such disorders generally is low (Hasin et al. 2007 b ).

In Nigeria, the incidence of fraud is 30percentt; in Egypt, it's 44percentt.

In Canada the incidence of bankruptcy related to illness is much lower.

In Northridge, California, three months after 6.7 Richter scale earthquake, the incidence of PTSD in the disaster population was 13% [ 5].