Sentence examples for most recent hazard from inspiring English sources

No suggestion of a similar survival advantage has been seen in the ATAC trial, with the most recent hazard ratio for tamoxifen treatment versus anastrozole treatment being 0.97.

U.S. Geological Survey scientists have released the most recent earthquake hazard assessments for the country.

Today, USGS scientists released the most recent earthquake hazard assessments for the country.

The United States Forest Service keeps another hut just a few feet away, and several snow rangers, as they are called, provide the most recent reports on potential hazards.

Furthermore, in the largest and most recent study of lead-based paint hazard control (which addressed lead paint hazards in > 3,000 homes in a dozen jurisdictions), house dust lead levels remained below preintervention levels for at least 3 years following the intervention (National Center for Healthy Housing and University of Cincinnati 2004).

In July 2014, USGS published its most recent update to its national seismic hazard map, which is incorporated into engineering codes for buildings and bridges.

As mentioned in the introduction, two of the most recent studies in regional modeling of hazard have been done by Blahut et al. (2010a) and Kappes et al. (2011) with the Flow-R model.

In describing his team's most recent research on Rome's volcanic hazards, Marra is typically scientific and matter-of-fact, purposely trying to avoid any potential sensationalism that might produce secondary shocks on Rome's upcoming tourism season and scare Rome's residents into taking precautions that aren't necessary.

This action reflected the U.S. EPA's determination that it had a responsibility to reach out to the scientific community to seek the most recent information related to the health hazards of lead under the new Clean Air Act authority to protect public health.

His most recent book is The Vanishing American Corporation: Navigating the Hazards of a New Economy.

Michael Downing's most recent book is Life with Sudden Death: A Tale of Moral Hazard and Medical Misadventure.