Sentence examples for risk database from inspiring English sources
Similar results are shown for a comparison with the risk database (2012) from the Robert Koch Institute's (RKI) German Centre for Cancer Registry Data [19].
Since 1996, TERA has maintained an International Toxicity Estimate for Risk database [29] which provides chronic human risk assessment data from organization around the world for over 650 chemicals [30].
We describe the design of a new spatial database structure, VERDI (Volcanic managEment Risk Database desIgn), which allows different types of data, including geological, volcanological, meteorological, monitoring and socio-economic information, to be manipulated, organized and managed.
Among all the large-scale disaster risk database and disaster risk atlases, such as the Disaster Risk Index and the Hotspots Atlas (Dilley 2005; Peduzzi et al. 2009) whose risk assessments were based on EM-DAT historical records, few have published storm surge risk maps at the global scale.
A total of 3467 observations contributed by 1115 individuals with at least some observed values for at least one survey in a given wave were available in the 1-year risk database; the 2-year risk database included 1570 observations contributed by 1004 individuals.
Participants in the 1- and 2-year risk databases were similar in terms of the covariates investigated, with the exception that 53% of participants in the 1-year risk database reported that a few or more of their friends smoked, compared to 46% of participants in the 2-year risk database (Table 3).
North American and European banks have access to operational risk databases like Algorithmics® and ORX®.
Now Chancellor George Osborne has promised to remove British parliamentarians from risk databases like World-Check in a forthcoming Bank of England bill.
DRR loss databases could be combined with exposure, hazards, and vulnerability databases and become risk modeling databases.
The crash data were obtained from the UDOT risk management database.
We use water-related events from the Basins at Risk events database as a dependent variable to test particular hypotheses regarding the impact of treaty design on conflict and cooperation over time.
