The interiors of the 20 suites mirror the colors outside: gray, soft green, and blue with neutral timber and stone; the touches of red in the carpeting are a reference to Hazard Mountain granite.
We have included a discussion of this point, and explicit reference to the hazards of false negatives and false positives, in the fourth and sixth paragraphs of the Discussion.
In scenario B we assumed an improvement in survival was due to the utilization of adjuvant treatments (hazard ratio of 0.75 with reference to the 1980-89 Catalan hazard rates).
Our study can serve as a reference to complement the seismic hazard map in the Venezuelan code, with different limit performance states that will permit the application of seismic performance level engineering in Venezuela.
With reference to the mGPS, the hazard ratios associated with survival remained consistent in both analyses and confirms the temporal utility of this inflammation-based prognostic score.
"Laying odds" probably comes from the odds bet in craps, while "at sixes and sevens" is thought to come from "set upon six and seven," a possible reference to the game of Hazard in Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales".
A similar pattern of decreasing excess risk was seen when the cardiovascular mortality risk was modelled in reference to never smokers with a hazard ratio for trend of 0.82 per 10 years (0.78 to 0.86, P<0.001; details not shown).
With reference to Figure 4, pipeline hazards are cleared if idle cycles are spent between layer and so that (5).
This goal is achieved by calculating the source contribution to hazard and the magnitude distance deaggregation, showing that, varying the selected frequency and the level of hazard, the reference earthquakes are changed as a result.
In addition, this chapter covers the topic of "contact hazards" with reference to sharp edges, touch temperature, and the specific issue of electroshock hazards during extravehicular activities (EVA).
Today, no journalist would hazard a reference to mighty bombers dropping fatal loads.
