Sentence examples for more effective hazard from inspiring English sources
For other volcanoes, corrections should be made to their hazard maps to help create more effective hazard prevention plans.
The human cargo recently seized at sea indicates to some American and Mexican officials that the flow of illegal immigrants may be beginning a new surge and that the heightened land security may be no more effective as hazard cones on a highway.
Most respondents preferred natural infrastructure, but believed that engineered infrastructure is more effective in coastal hazard mitigation.
They are based on research that shows pictures are much more effective at conveying the hazards of smoking than written text, according to the health department.
The views and knowledge of people at risk can help to shape future mitigation strategies (Cronin, et al. [2004a],[b]; Holcombe et al. [2011]; Maceda et al. [2009]) and involving communities can also be a more effective way to manage hazards (Anderson et al. [2010])a.
For toxicology researchers in particular, this tool is important because it promises a more effective way to identify environmental hazards and their effects on DNA.
The natural hazard reduction focus was more effective in programs that incorporated communities in ongoing hazard monitoring and communication than in the case of resettlement.
Financially it is more effective to mitigate against a hazard then to react to it.
It is concluded that CFD method is significantly more effective to account for LNG hazard analysis and provide realistic results for complicated scenarios, thus providing meaningful information for safety consideration.
Thus, a more effective evaluation of household lead hazards would likely benefit from considering a) lead concentrations and loadings in and around the household environment; b) all isotopic ratios of potential lead sources within that environment; and c) information about behavioral habits, as well as an evaluation of viable pathways of exposure to the child.
Moreover, the results show that the exhibition was more effective in raising awareness of the hazards that occur rarely.
