Sentence examples for risk reduction management from inspiring English sources

Our approach to modeling wildfire risk to structures can aid fire risk reduction management activities by identifying areas with elevated wildfire risk and those most vulnerable under extreme weather conditions.

Because our present study was conducted before the publication of these guidelines, our patients did not receive aggressive CVD risk reduction management.

As such, our proposed imaging biomarkers could result in a more effective, evidence-based approach for risk reduction management of high-risk women using measures of individualized response to each intervention.

This is a key investigation, as predicting subsequent breast cancer is the main outcome of interest for improving clinical-decision making for risk-evaluation and risk-reduction management of women with BRCA mutations.

The quantitative analysis reported in our study published in BCR has shown overall superior performance to the prior qualitative study published in AJR, providing a potential precision-medicine approach for the quantification of MRI BPE as a biomarker for guiding risk-reduction management in women at high-risk for breast cancer.

Benito Ramos, executive director of the national disaster risk reduction and management council said the continued floods were due to the fact that soil remains saturated after several days of continuous rain.

This margin is sought in risk reduction and management, since it must be both protective and reasonable.

However, realigning their framework to incorporate actions intended toward disaster risk reduction and management would result in more inclusive impacts.

Need for formal "national DRR science-policy councils/platforms" or a form of national focal points for science to support disaster risk reduction and management plans identified.

Many decisions about capital investments are made within each ministry, but ministerial roles and responsibilities in disaster risk reduction and management need clarification.

We believe that the domains of disaster risk reduction, knowledge management, and social learning are interlinked and that understanding these connections can help us to improve DRR.