Sentence examples for quantifiable hazards from inspiring English sources
Presently, this ASCE Tsunami Loads and Effects chapter is applicable to the states of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, and Hawaii, which are tsunami-prone regions that have probabilistically quantifiable hazards resulting from tsunamigenic earthquakes of subduction mechanism.
Despite EWG's attempts at ranking products on its own 1-10 hazard scale, hazard is not quantifiable, and the organization uses highly subjective criteria to calculate this "safety rating". While important to toxicologists, the public is largely unaware of these issues, with the EWG database providing just enough seemingly scientific veneer to appear credible and science-based.
She notes a lack of quantifiable claims regarding the safety hazards caused by young Armenian male drivers or Armenian drivers, in general, due to a lack of driving ability and courtesy.
Sundaa Bridgett-Jones, associate director of international development at the Rockefeller Foundation, says the CRI has evolved as a diagnostic tool to fill the gap left by existing methods which tend to concentrate on easily quantifiable scientific measurements and focus on single hazards.
Hazard perception is one of the few quantifiable components of driving competency that can explain the high crash risk of novice drivers (see Horswill & McKenna, 2004).
The resulting risk of death is quantifiable.
Data used in assessing the debris flow hazard and soil burn severity conditions across the burned area, a key factor, are now quantifiable data.
Hence, there have been marked improvements in temporal and spatial resolutions and in the quantifiable level of remote sensing data, offering ample data sources for the assessment of physical damage due to natural hazards and disasters.
Moreover, it is quantifiable.
