Sentence examples for risk corresponds from inspiring English sources

The highest collision risk corresponds to the hypothetical case C16 where none of the agents is actively involved in recognizing the conflict and avoiding a collision.

This analysis of dividends as high risk corresponds with many environmental groups' belief that AB32's purpose is only to reduce emissions, as measured in tons CO2.

Transmission risk corresponds with between-farm impact for 28% of farms.

The effect of processed meat, based on five studies, was 1.21 per 50 g per day (the excess risk corresponds to 0.0038 per gram).

To easily compare effect sizes between lag periods the percentage change in relative risk corresponds to the effect of a change in BS or temperature on any individual day within the associated lag period.

The risk difference effect can also be expressed as a rate by dividing by the duration of risk, e.g. a 4.6 per 100,000 34-month risk corresponds to an average risk rate of 13 per 100,000 person-years.

Results suggest that the areas exhibiting the largest conditional probability of salinity risk correspond to permeable soil types associated with the Trangie Cowal, Contemporary Macquarie and Backplain of Old Alluvium Pedoderm.

In our simulations, high stopover contamination risk corresponded to a 100% probability of infection if one infectious virus unit was present per 2 500 km2, which is very unlikely from a biological point of view.

The highest risk corresponded to an 81% increase (95% CI = 38%-138%) compared to the youngest age group.

Phytoestrogen values were log2-transformed, so the estimates of risk correspond to a doubling in phytoestrogen level [ 32].

Low risk corresponded to cases of OL without dysplasia or mild dysplasia (n = 23), while 8 cases were classified as high risk and corresponded to cases of OL with moderate or severe epithelial dysplasia.