Sentence examples for the hazard rises from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the hazard rises sharply (due to treatment deaths) before tailing off, which would also rule out the Weibull.

The Weibull and Gompertz distributions are appropriate when the hazard is always increasing or decreasing; the Log-Logistic may be used where the hazard either rises to a peak and then decreases or always decreases; the Log-Normal and Generalised Gamma models are preferable when the hazard rises to a peak before decreasing.

They find that the divorce hazard rises after a spouse's job displacement but not after a disabling health shock, and that job loss only increases divorce if it is due to a layoff, not a plant closing.

Markussen et al. (2011), for example, show that for Norwegian workers on time-limited sick pay, the return-to-work hazard rises sharply just before sick pay exhaustion (after one year), in a similar fashion to what has frequently been shown for UI recipients (Card et al.2007).2007

The excess hazard rose with time since diagnosis for women with SEER SS2000 'localised' and 'regional' cancers in all countries, and fell for those with 'distant' disease.

They obtain that the hazard rate rises dramatically when UI benefit lapses approaches.

The hazard rate rises rapidly in the first months of the trip and then flattens out to two very different levels of risk.

Arranz and Muro (2004) show that, for UI recipients, the hazard rate rises dramatically 170 % two months prior to exhaustion-, when UI benefits lapse approaches.

For those with levels greater than 0.10 microg/L (11%), the hazard ratio rose to 3.3 (95% CI, 2.5 to 4.5).

They cover just one of the many hazards — rising seas — associated with climate change.

The hazard for benefits use rose with increasing levels of emotional symptoms, peer problems, conduct problems and hyperactivity inattention problems (Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire) at 15 16 years among both genders.