This paper aims to present a new systemic modelling approach using the unified modelling language (UML) and Multi-Agents Systems (MAS) to model the complexity and analyze the risks of maintenance activities within a Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) supply chain.
A new risk monitor for OLM, Maintenance Integrated Risk Utilities (MIRU), was developed by the Institute of Nuclear Energy Research (INER), in Taiwan, to facilitate the daily management and risk evaluation of maintenance activities.
Thus far, we have successfully recruited from 14 neighborhood sites and have enrolled a subset of individuals who are at greater risk of smoking maintenance given their limited access to smoking cessation services.
The previous implication of base excision repair processes in germ line reprogramming [ 43, 46], which by itself would pose a tremendous risk for maintenance of genome integrity if operative at a global level, may have various other explanations.
Individuals of all ages and both sexes benefit from moderate-intensity physical activity, with diminished risk of cardiovascular diseases, maintenance of muscle strength, maintenance of the ability to remain independent, reduction of the risk of falling, fewer symptoms of depression and anxiety and improved quality of life, with increased psychological and physical wellbeing [ 10].
It has been suggested that routine maintenance is associated with greater risk of injury as maintenance tasks often bring farmers into close contact with machinery hazards (e.g. cutting blades) (Narasimhan et al. 2010; Rasmussen et al. 2000; Ingram 2003).
Unfortunately, the calculation of risk is a daunting task because in order to calculate the risk of failure, a maintenance engineer needs to predict the rate of growth of a defect, the effect of the defect on the integrity of the structure and the consequence of failure.
Whilst anti-GBM disease is generally considered a non-relapsing illness, ANCA-positive SVV has a relevant risk of relapses demanding maintenance therapy after induction of remission [ 12].
In this subgroup a fluid bolus of 20 40 mL/kg (saline or albumin) over 1 h was associated with a considerably higher risk of mortality than maintenance fluids (2 4 mL/kg/h) but this was of borderline statistical significance (RR 2.40, 95% CI 0.84 to 6.88, p=0.054, low quality evidence; see online supplementary tables S2 and S3).
Biological (or health) approaches to achieve successful ageing have been defined as the avoidance of disease and risk factors, maintenance of physical and cognitive functioning and active engagement with life [ 9].
