Sentence examples for more efficient hazard from inspiring English sources

As greater structure function and mechanistic understanding develops for nanoparticles, a tiered program such as this should help achieve more efficient hazard screening.

Statistical analyses revealed that detention is more efficient in reducing flooding hazards in low and moderate emission scenarios than those at high emission scenarios.

Participatory mapping may allow for more efficient, sustainable, and pluralistic forms of risk and hazard management, and a greater acceptance by the local population.

These findings suggest a noteworthy effect of initial cell stages on biofilm formation potential of B. cereus and may be helpful in designing/scheduling more efficient interventions to minimize associated health hazards.

Both models have similar psychophysical functions, but the hazard model is computationally more efficient.

This is particularly concerning for the livestock industries, especially if LA-MRSA were to become carriers of the major food-poisoning toxins and to become more efficient at human human transmission (European Food Safety Authority Panel on Biological Hazard 2009).

Safety analysis like the HAZOP (HAZard OPerability) study can be much more efficient if a dynamic model of the system under consideration is available to evaluate the consequences of hazard deviations and the efficiency of the proposed safety barriers.

This result in the hazard review being simultaneously shorter, more efficient, and better documented.

Both MICE methods produced unbiased estimates of (log) hazard ratios, but random forest was more efficient and produced narrower confidence intervals.

To address this information deficiency, chemical hazard evaluation is shifting to emphasize new, more efficient in vivo and in vitro mechanism-based chemical screening.

Rear-wheel-drive (RWD) cars are more efficient than FWD for cornering and acceleration, but can become a hazard with an inexperienced driver.