Sentence examples for risk of existence from inspiring English sources

Seizure data corrected by risk of existence of retail sale points.

Fig. 3 Risk of existence of sale points in Bogota Fig. 4 Seizures corrected.

Based on the RTM, the raster layer representing the risk of existence of retail sale points was rescaled from 0 to 1.

This raises the possibility of investigating both environmental features and crime records when evaluating the risk of existence of drug dealing locations.

Based on the information collected about location of retail sale points, and using crime and environmental data, risk terrain modeling was applied so as to calculate the risk of existence of a retail sale point.

Since the interest of the present work focuses on illicit drugs market estimation from the supply point of view, seizure data was also corrected based on a model for risk of existence of retail sale points.

In the tubes containing the leaf extracts, there was a risk of the existence of chlorophylls; we tried to eliminate it by adding in 3 ml of extract 0.5 ml of chloroforms the tubes are vortexed and centrifuged 5 min at 5 × 1,000 mtp; two phases were separated, a phase supernatant and pellet.

As Roger well understands, "It was a law of the business that you could not make money without taking some risks, but it was also true, thanks to the wonders of modern financial instruments, that you could manage the risk almost out of existence".

It suggests if the trend continues it "runs the risk of perpetuating the existence of substantial numbers of temporary jobs with unsociable hours that are increasingly only attractive to migrant workers".

Although the presence of a retained restrictor may not increase the risk of infection, their existence should be noted by the treating surgeon as these retained restrictors may prevent use of a longer implant during the second stage revision.

Collectively, the results of this analysis suggest three major findings: (i) existence of spatial variation in risk, (ii) existence of apparent local spread, and (iii) possible existence of other mechanisms of spread.