Sentence examples for preliminary risk from inspiring English sources

The E.P.A.'s preliminary risk assessment, the council asserted, "does not fully reflect the best scientific information and is an insufficient tool for regulatory decision-making".

A preliminary risk assessment released by the EPA last week found that that imidacloprid, one of the world's most common pesticides, can cause honeybee populations to fall in some circumstances.

Peter Lehner, chief of the environmental bureau in the New York State attorney general's office, said the state would file comments this month criticizing the agency's preliminary risk assessment and expressing concerns that the agency is not doing enough to protect the public from exposure.

Best practices in safety focus also on risk avoidance strategies which require the preliminary risk identification.

A Preliminary Risk Analysis (PRA) seems to be an interesting way to categorize the level of alarms.

Cui et al. (2009) identified 257 landslide dams triggered by the Wenchuan earthquake and made a preliminary risk evaluation of some key landslide-dammed lakes.

Based on preliminary risk-assessment, discussion with experts and current work from the literature the critical process parameter (roll pressure and roll speed) and critical quality attributes (ribbon porosity, granule size, amount of fines, tablet tensile strength) were identified and a design space was established.

It is focused on one of process control tasks: preliminary risks analysis.

A preliminary risk-based evaluation of access control approaches for groups [ 29] provided us with a privacy-oriented foundation for exploring the whiteboard designs.

Member states are required to undertake preliminary flood risk assessments by the end of 2011, prepare flood hazard and flood risk maps by the end of 2013, and develop flood risk management plans by the end of 2015, with the latter including cost-benefit analysis.

Last year, a preliminary EPA risk assessment warned that PFOA might pose a developmental risk to children at levels close to those currently found in women's blood (ScienceNOW, 15 April 2003); a more complete assessment is expected this fall.