Sentence examples for risk assessment dates from inspiring English sources

The baseline dates for the RAMP-DM group were their first risk assessment dates.

The community's water treatment plant was built 10 years ago but has never worked properly, CBC stated, and a risk assessment dating back to 2001 showed DBPs and cloudy water are not new problems.

These are basically classification problems that build directly on parole risk assessments dating back to the 1920s.

Although understanding the influence of the spatial arrangement of habitats and interacting communities on the processes of pollutant flux and impacts is critical for exposure and risk assessment, to date few studies have been devoted to this emergent topic.

Risk assessment methods to date have addressed chemical and biological stressors but have not addressed psychosocial stress.

There have also been several cancer risk assessment efforts to date (Becher et al. 1998; Crump et al. 2003; Starr 2001; Steenland et al. 2001; U.S. EPA 2000) using data on the high-exposure industrial cohorts to estimate risk at low doses.

To date, most risk assessment scores for diabetes have been derived from white populations (5, 7, 28– 30), and few risk score models are based on Asian ethnic groups (9– 11).

I strongly recommend that the FAO issue a statement in support of the IPCC AR5 best case emissions scenario RCP 2.6 with respect to world food security, and that the FAO conduct an environmental health risk assessment of the up-to-date research on committed global climate change and world food security.

Given this speculation about potential adverse impacts of Bt crops on honeybees and the possibility that small sample sizes may have undermined the power of prior risk assessment experiments (Table 1: studies to date have rarely employed more than 2 6 replicates per treatment), a formal meta-analysis, combining results from existing experiments, may provide more definitive answers.

1 9 To date, many CVD risk assessment tools have devised.

To date, routine prognostic risk assessment of NPC patients still relies on traditional clinico-pathological prognostic variables and EB virus-associated blood tests.