Sentence examples for rather than hazard from inspiring English sources

Her representatives said they preferred making the documents public on their own terms, rather than hazard the possibility that they would be leaked by others.

The exponentiated coefficients provide estimates of 'time ratios' rather than hazard ratios, which is a more intuitive measure when analysing time to an event.

When the hazard is modelled using the logit link, the exponentiated regression parameters are interpreted as the odds ratios (OR) rather than hazard ratios.

The Hattis database also includes some variability in uptake that arguably ought to be accounted for in exposure assessment rather than hazard assessment and the derivation of safe levels.

The reason to choose the gain in median overall survival as end point of the meta-analysis rather than hazard ratios is a consequence of the observation that the hazard ratio decreased significantly over time in some of the included studies.

Uptake of the improvements in the plan-making aspect of governance suggested in this study should ensure the trend for risk-based, rather than hazard-based, planning for natural hazards in New Zealand, and the quality of plans, continues to improve.

Although such a "local" approach is reasonable, we designed the software to select entire antigens for experimental challenges rather than hazarding fine predictions that may not correspond to in vivo conditions.

Under Fraser, more than 200,000 refugee migrants were therefore able to arrive in Australia peacefully and by plane, their immigration pre-processed, rather than risk the hazards of the journey by boat and the subsequent deprivation of detention.

True 'suspended animation' can be induced to gain complete control of the situation early, rather than chance the increased hazards of partial control in unstable circumstances.

The baseline hazard describes risk over time when all covariates take the value zero (rather than the hazard at time zero as sometimes stated), and is described by a restricted cubic spline function (Royston and Lambert, 2011).

Patients who had discontinued the first inhibitor because of inefficacy were more likely to fail treatment with a second inhibitor for the same reason (hazard ratio = 2.7, 95% confidence interval [CI] = 2.1 to 3.4) rather than toxicity (hazard ratio = 1.1, 95% CI = 0.9 to 1.5).