Sentence examples for risk survey from inspiring English sources
Finally, the Bank of England released their Systemic Risk Survey results – anything in there surprise or concern you?
The 2013 global climate risk survey (pdf) places the Central American nation of 6 million people fourth in its list of countries most affected by climate change.
Its annual risk survey found that failing to deal with and prepare for climate change is the biggest single threat facing the world economy.
The "Reading at Risk" survey defines literature as "any type of fiction, poetry and plays" that "respondents felt should be included and not just what literary critics might consider literature".
The climate risk survey made its first appearance in California in 2008 — a period which Mr. Hartwig described as "the post-'Inconvenient Truth' period," a reference to the climate-change documentary featuring the former Vice President Al Gore.
Under the federal health privacy law known by its acronym, Hipaa (pronounced HIP-ah), your employer can provide an incentive for filling out a risk survey, as long as the reward does not exceed 20percentt of the cost of coverage under the plan, and certain other requirements are satisfied, Mr. Moderson said.
About 80percentt of big employers offer health risk surveys, which are aimed at identifying health problems or potential health problems.
Surveys of sensitive topics, such as the Injury Control and Risk Surveys (ICARIS) or the Behavioral Risk Factors Surveillance System (BRFSS), are often conducted by telephone using random-digit-dial (RDD) sampling methods.
In each village, randomly selected community respondents aged 18 to 50 years were given HIV Awareness, Attitudes, and Risk Surveys (HAARS).
Annual cardiovascular risk surveys have been conducted since 1963 in the district of Yao City and Ikawa, since 1969 in Noichi and since 1981 in Kyowa by a joint research team from the Osaka Medical Center for Health Science and Promotion, the University of Tsukuba, and Osaka University.
Despite the potential value of information provision about familial risk, surveys of genetic counselors and psychiatrists show that they feel ill equipped to provide patients with such information [ 13- 15].
