Sentence examples for integration of hazard from inspiring English sources

The reliance on and integration of hazard identification with exposure and dose are recognized in this diagram.

The authors suggested that this signal may be produced by the integration of hazard signals from the parietal cortex.

Because EPA's risk analysis demands an explicit integration of hazard and exposure data, the risk assessment itself is vulnerable to the exposure complexities treated in the Priority setting section and the hazard complexities treated in the Screening and testing section.

Holford makes the analogy of the hazard function and integration of the hazard with a one-compartment pharmacokinetic model and the integration of area under the curve.

The integration of different hazard identification techniques yields the relevant accident scenarios for each unit in the plant.

We also describe the progress that has been made towards this vision, by establishing an open platform for the integration of earthquake hazard mitigation resources called Celestina.

SBEI similarly promotes the integration of multiple hazard and exposure information sources, but also incorporates into its assessment the current control strategies for each operation.

Current limitations of risk reduction and hazard mitigation measures include a poor understanding of risks related to natural hazards coupled with inadequate policy and planning integration of risk reduction strategies across sectors, particularly at the community level (HSCD 2010).

Despite challenges in the integration of omics into risk assessment, some omics methods have already been used by regulatory agencies for hazard identification.

We also suggest three areas in which advancements in science will have immediate and important practical consequence, namely development of rainfall estimation and nowcasting schemes suited to the specific space time scales, consolidating physical, engineering and social datasets of flash floods and debris-flows, integration of methods for multiple hydrogeomorphic hazard warning.

We urgently need a more comprehensive national approach to the collection and analysis of noninfectious disease data and the integration of that information with environmental hazard monitoring and exposure data.