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Behavioral Aspects of Population Mobility Following a CBRN Event and Their Implications for Economic Consequence Analysis

Adam J. Rose, Bess Djavadi
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Impact analysis and consequences of change

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Emelyanova Anastasia Sergeevna, Rautio Arja Marjatta, Kauppi Sari, Jouttijärvi Timo, Kietäväinen Asta, Turunen Minna, Hannukkala Antti, Rautio Pasi, Tuulentie Seija   +8 more
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Concept Analysis of Unintended Consequences

Creative Nursing, 2018
The concept of unintended consequences is widely discussed in the realms of politics or economics, Put not as frequently as related to health care. Nursing professionals act with the intent to improve health outcomes for patients; however, with every action, there are risks and consequences that may or may not be anticipated.
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Consequence Analysis of the Accidental Scenarios

2019
This chapter describes the approach used to determine the evolution of the consequences for each of the accidental scenarios considered in the risk analysis procedure. The consequence analysis allows to estimate which are the negative effects of the accidents that can affect both the egress and tenability of tunnel users.
Borghetti F., Cerean P., Derudi M., Frassoldati A.   +3 more
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A Multilevel Analysis of eHub Adoption and Consequences

Electronic Markets, 2005
Although there has been a significant amount of research on the adoption of IS standards and consequences, most has tended to focus on traditional EDI standards, paying special attention to factors of individual adopters. However, the current proliferation of new IS standards, based on open technologies, increases the potential for interorganizational ...
Christiaanse, E., Rodon, J.
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Dynamic Consequence Analysis

2011
Chapter 7 presents the combination of the reliability model and dynamic simulations of the power system. The chapter describes the simulations that are made according to the results of the substation model presented in Chap. 6. The Chapter illustrates how to find out the power system consequences of the substation failures after line faults.
Liisa Haarla, Mikko Koskinen, Ritva Hirvonen, Pierre-Etienne Labeau   +3 more
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DEDUCTIVE CAUSE-CONSEQUENCE ANALYSIS (DCCA)

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2005
Abstract In this paper we present a new form of formal safety analysis: deductive cause-consequence analysis (DCCA). Deductive Cause-Consequence Analysis is a way to use formal methods for safety analysis. It substitutes error-prone informal reasoning by mathematical proofs.
Ortmeier, Frank, Reif, Wolfgang, Schellhorn, Gerhard   +2 more
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Consequences of sequential sampling for meta-analysis

Behavior Research Methods, 2014
Sequential stopping rules allow hypotheses to be tested using smaller sample sizes than are possible under conventional methods, while controlling the Type I and II error rates. However, the consequences of using such procedures when combining studies in a meta-analysis have rarely been discussed.
Lorenzo, Braschi, Juan, Botella, Manuel, Suero   +2 more
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