Sentence examples for study of the hazards from inspiring English sources

Still, the recent campaign to kill Baitullah Mehsud offers a sobering case study of the hazards of robotic warfare.

Coincidentally, he used some of those cats in a study of the hazards of rocket fuel for the Defense Department.

He said the research constituted the largest study of the hazards of tobacco in the world and the first in a developing country.

While this has meant that the findings are restricted to a narrow population base, the project's funding was derived from a study of the hazards posed by the Cotopaxi volcano.

With a decision looming on the future of the prospective TransCanada Keystone XL tar sands pipeline by the Obama Administration, Mayflower is yet another sordid case study of the hazards that accompany tar sands pipelines wherever they meander.

In one study of the hazards of fracking chemicals that are used in oil and gas wells in neighboring North Dakota, 37% of the products used were labeled "confidential trade secrets" and so were not disclosed.

More recently, Demicheli et al. (2004) reported the results of a study of the hazard rate for recurrence in the first 4 years after mastectomy alone in more than 1000 patients.

On the other hand, there has been considerable variation in how cognitive function has been measured in previous studies of the hazards of hospitalization, and in whether proxy-respondents were considered in those studies [ 47].

What is crucial in relation to the critique by Politch is that the two epidemiologic studies relating BPA in blood to diseases in women are consistent with the findings from studies of the hazards of BPA in animals at doses that lead to blood levels in animals within and below those detected in human blood.

Case study analyses of the hazards and reinforcement provision revealed that: 1) The Wenchuan earthquake proved very dangerous for small reservoirs, with destroyed reservoirs widely distributed.

Nine states have banned the use or sale of products containing Penta- or Octa-PBDE, while three states have authorized studies of the hazard posed by use of Deca-PBDE, and Washington has banned its use outright.