Sentence examples for normal hazards from inspiring English sources

In abolishing normal hazards the peril of deadly monotony was substituted.

Water and soil salinity are normal hazards in many parts of the coastal area in Bangladesh, affecting different uses of water including irrigation, drinking, household, fisheries, and functioning of the ecosystem (Khanom and Salehin 2012).

KUALA MUDA, Malaysia, 21 March 2005 - Experienced fishermen around the Kedah area of Malaysia, long accustomed to the normal hazards of the sea, recall trembling in fear on the night of 27 December 2004, as they heard shouts of another tsunami approaching their shores - one day after the disastrous waves which devastated countries around the Indian Ocean.

KUALA MUDA KEDAH, Malaysia, 21 March 2005 - Experienced fishermen around the Kedah area of Malaysia, long accustomed to the normal hazards of the sea, recall trembling in fear on the night of 27 December 2004, as they heard shouts of another tsunami approaching their shores - one day after the disastrous waves which devastated countries around the Indian Ocean.

New boats help Malaysia's fishermen get back to sea KUALA MUDA KEDAH, 21 March 2005 - Experienced fishermen, long accustomed to the normal hazards of the sea, recall trembling in fear on the night of 27 December 2004, as they heard shouts of another tsunami approaching their shores.

Further, the ACCENT data exhibited classical log-normal hazard shape for both stage II and III patients (see Figure 1 of previous work, Sargent et al, 2007).

These are pretty normal occupational hazards for a musician, but I still feel for the guy.

Unsurprisingly, she also has to live with the now bizarrely normal occupational hazard of online rape and death threats, and misogynist abuse.

The detection rate of CIN 3 or AIS was significantly lower in women who had a negative result after HPV screening than in women with normal cytology (hazard ratio 0.32 (95% confidence interval 0.13 to 0.79)).

We used the MCDS engine to fit for each species pool half-normal and hazard-rate key models, each with vegetation type as a factor covariate, each with observer as a factor covariate, and each with species as a factor covariate.

After adjusting for age and gender, inactive normal-weight (hazard ratio (HR) 1.3, 95 % CI 1.1 1.5), moderately active overweight (HR 1.3, 95 % CI 1.1 1.5) and inactive overweight (HR 1.4, 95 % CI 1.2 1.6) had higher risk for any psychotropic medication compared with group of highly active normal-weight.