Sentence examples for likely hazard from inspiring English sources

Exceedance probability maps and curves were also produced for each of the fixed height plumes to show the likely hazard associated with any one event.

As such, they exemplify a rapid emergency hazard assessment undertaken in an emergency to provide a first-order indication of likely hazard.

The most likely hazard is small-volume eruptions, which might destabilize glaciers and trigger lahars.

"If my school is a mile downwind from a chemical plant, that's a more likely hazard than other things," Klinger said.

First suspected from mapping of gravitational anomalies in 1965 and an uplifted marine terrace at Restoration Point (foreground in picture above), the Seattle Fault's existence and likely hazard were definitely established by a set of five reports published in Science in 1992.

However, the likely hazard was about 0.2 times for mothers with civil servant partner compared to mothers with farmer partner after adjustment in Cox proportional hazards model (AHR: 0.195; 95% CI = 0.043-0.893; P = 0.035).

Paella didn't work out as well, but then it's long been the Bermuda Triangle of Spanish restaurants in New York, breached at considerable peril, with likely hazards of overcooked shellfish or clumpy rice.

Information relating to the most likely hazards that will be seen at each level of volcanic activity is included in the new VAL system, with eruption hazards described in terms of the spatial extent of near-source phenomena.

In order to optimise the safety of underground rock engineering construction and the long-term security of the resultant facilities, it is necessary to have a knowledge of the likely hazards.

UNICEF is therefore prioritizing measures that both strengthen the resilience of individuals and communities to likely hazards, while also strengthening early warning, preparedness and response systems to meet the expected increase in disaster events.

Because toxicogenomics provides increased confidence in extrapolation of hazards observed in animals studies to likely hazards in humans, we examined renal molecular effects of chronic exposure to uranium in mice.