Sentence examples for risk applications from inspiring English sources

This makes interpreting and using the results in engineering or risk applications difficult.

None of the following recommendations of CSC2: Inventory of Authorized and Unauthorized Software were mentioned: monitoring software installed on machines, software version installed or air-gapping high risk applications.

Our sixth hypothesis is that significant negative associations exist between the trust the public vest in scientists, health department, journalists and politicians and perceived risk of nanotechnology, both when this risk is considered to health and across all risk applications.

Only fill out builder's risk applications on sites that are run on a secure server.

He told the Guardian the process surrounding BP's "high risk" application to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight lacked adequate transparency, proper regulatory processes had not been followed and that responses from the companies involved were "inadequate" and "very alarming".

This was achieved through three objectives – 1. identifying an optimal method of presenting risk data, 2. designing and building a risk application, and 3. testing the ability of the application to successfully modify patients perceived risk of cancer.

We would, however, like to note that in complex social or socio-economic systems deviations from power law may be indicative of incomplete data - see, for example, the discussion in [44] with respect to cyber-risk applications.

The U.S. EPA continued to explore the application of genomic information in a second document, Potential Implications for Genomics for Regulatory and Risk Assessment Applications at EPA (U.S. EPA 2004b).

After showing how the pTAS distribution can be implemented and parameters can be estimated, we provide two extensive risk management applications of the pTAS family.

The presented method also has risk management applications, as it could be used to estimate the effects of external uncertainty variables on forest profitability.

The 1990's witnessed explosive growth in risk assessment applications of PBPK/PT models and in applying sensitivity and variability methods to evaluate model performance.