Sentence examples for risk of initiation from inspiring English sources

A major recommendation was that tobacco products should be tested for AL and product appeal, and the results integrated and evaluated so as to more accurately predict risk of initiation, dependence, and persistence of use.

This value of stress is high for the cast iron of the liners, and leads to a great potential risk of initiation and propagation of the tiny surface corrosion defects found in these zones.

A working meeting of leading experts in abuse liability (AL) and product appeal was convened to examine how these disciplines could be more effectively applied to the evaluation of tobacco products for the purposes of regulation that would include setting standards for designs and contents intended to reduce the risk of initiation and dependence.

Oxidation damages DNA, increasing the risk of initiation; antioxidants can defend against this.

Although flight-based quarantining is effective in preventing the entry of infected travelers during the height of the epidemic, a substantial cumulative risk of initiation has already occurred before this from the handful of infectives that have slipped through undetected (Figure 3B).

Additionally, the risk of death was 2.5-fold greater than the risk of initiation of dialysis in our study.

We also found that a reduced FSD and IDD between the film-coated layer and uncoated tablet increased the risk of crack initiation in the film-coated layer, thereby enabling us to nondestructively predict initiation of cracks in the film-coated layer.

Current forest management guidelines do not consider the risk of channel initiation at road drain outlets in road design and drain spacing.

Thus, irrespective of seed lot preferences, the current recommended planting density of 1250 stems ha−1 remains the most effective and quickest means of reducing the risk of landslide initiation in areas of erosion-prone hill country.

Annual evaporation from a closed-canopy forest in this region accounts for 85% of rainfall with interception at 35% (Pearce et al. 1987) and tree transpiration at 50% (Whitehead and Kelliher 1991), significantly reducing the risk of landslide initiation.

An alternative strategy to reduce the risk of the initiation of landslides between widely spaced rows is to (i) off-set every second 'within-row' tree such that trees in adjacent rows are not opposite each other; or (ii) align rows at right angles to the travel path of landslide debris, that is, along contour.