Sentence examples for increasing hazard from inspiring English sources

Weisse, R., von Storch, H., Niemeyer, H. D. & Knaack, H. Changing North Sea storm surge climate: an increasing hazard?

This article provides a test of the null hypothesis of increasing hazard ratio.

Tests designed to detect increasing hazard ratio against the proportional hazards hypothesis are generally consistent for other alternatives also.

It is in the poor countries, where growth has been generally meagre, that air and water pollution is an increasing hazard to health.

But this "let's come back stronger and better" attitude, though empowering, is the wrong approach to the increasing hazard of living close to the rising sea.

Flooding and erosion after wildfires present increasing hazard as climate warms, semi-arid lands become drier, population increases, and the urban interface encroaches farther into wildlands.

When the process-failure mechanism follows a Weibull model or other models having increasing hazard rates, it is desirable to have the decreasing sampling interval with the age of the system.

Previous studies have shown that AR cues can help middle-aged and older drivers respond to potential roadside hazards by increasing hazard detection without interfering with other driving tasks.

Mr. Kinjo, the regulator, warned that if the water kept rising, it could soon come to the surface, increasing hazards for the plant's already hard-pressed workers.

An increasing hazards ratio is a reasonable alternative to the proportional hazards model in this case (cf. [16]).

It is convex for decreasing hazards and concave for increasing hazards leading to a single-Weibull model.