Sentence examples for worst case assessment from inspiring English sources

In the remainder of this article, the set of all transmitting SNs is defined as S T, and the set of all PAs is defined as S P. For the worst case assessment, PAs are always considered to be in receiving mode.

We assume that there is no additional effect due to this approach even though concerns have been raised on the rise of ground water which in a worst case assessment could cause widespread basement flooding and structural instability of many tangible assets (Roldin and others 2012).

Therefore, it is not clear that in vitro procedures in a fasting state will provide worst case assessments of exposure for bottle-fed infants/children.

"The assessment of the enemy is a worst-case assessment," Brig.

In a worst-case assessment, those not seizure-free at 6 months have only an 18% chance of being seizure-free at 12 months (χ2 = 408.105, P < 0.000001, odds ratio = 41.23 with 95% confidence limits 26.4 65.85).

Reluctant to give a worst-case assessment of UBS's exposures in future, the best they could do was predict that the investment-banking division would not make a profit in the fourth quarter.

BP has been accused by a senior US politician of lying to Congress to reduce its liabilities, after an internal company document showed that the oil giant's own worst-case assessment of the size of the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico was 20 times its public estimate.

BP was accused by a senior US politician of lying to Congress to reduce its liabilities, after an internal document showed that the company's own worst-case assessment of the size of the oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico was 20 times its public estimate.

Our results also demonstrate that an integrated potential deposition of around 15,000 n/cm2 estimated by Kawashima et al. [30] is not unrealistic for a worst-case assessment of exposure.

Assuming all these adult days at home are a loss to work productivity is a worst-case assessment.

As such, the underascertainment found would be a worst-case assessment if applied to New Zealand in general.