Sentence examples for more efficient risk management from inspiring English sources

The information provided by using the proposed method is expected to facilitate more efficient risk management and mitigation decision-making.

The prospect is for more efficient risk management by acting both on systems and influencing factors.

By combining knowledge on risk assessment and prioritisation from the WFD, which are based on monitoring and evaluation of presence and impacts of chemical contaminants already present in water ecosystems, with the prospective approach of regulating use and emissions of chemicals in REACH, more efficient risk management can be achieved.

The overall study results indicate that the risk-based plan of work would provide a more effective and efficient risk management tool to help improve the oversight of the feed industry and the compliance to feed safety standards.

While nurses' focus on current symptoms emphasised an assessment of urgency and efficient risk management of the patient, GP's attempts to elicit patient's own explanations and obtain a wider medical history demonstrated more familiar consultation behaviours.

OOG's implementation of the CME methodology has resulted in significantly improved PHA∗ accuracy and consistency and, ultimately, a more efficient and effective risk management program.

On the contrary, larger banks have more efficient credit risk management compared with their smaller counterparts (Louzis et al. 2010; Salas and Saurina 2002).

The information obtained could, for instance, be used in designing cost-efficient risk management measures.

Assessing vulnerability has been identified as a key component in developing more effective and efficient flood risk management (Guillier 2016a).

The U.S. focusses on illness, rather than on more efficient harm management that would reduce risk at the point of production.

Major Accident Hazard (MAH) and Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) are two separated topics in both industrial practice and legislation; recently, interest is increasing toward an integrated risk assessment mainly forced by the tendency to a more efficient safety management system.