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Statistical distributions of health risks

Civil Engineering Systems, 1984
Abstract This study deals with the imprecision associated with estimating the risk of health effects due to environmental causes. The major thrust revolves around the notion that the calculation of statistical risk, itself a probability, contains significant imprecision because of the cascade of error through the computations on which the risk, or ...
Myron B. Fiering   +3 more
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Validation of Distributed Risk Framework

Volume 4: ASME/IEEE International Conference on Mechatronic and Embedded Systems and Applications and the 19th Reliability, Stress Analysis, and Failure Prevention Conference, 2007
Global companies realize the importance of collaborative design, or workshare, to develop products not only to target to a single market, but to sell them to the entire world. Workshare not only incorporates diverse customer values into the product development, but also introduces challenges in managing work distributions among global teams.
Peter Leung   +3 more
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Graphical presentation of distributions of risk in screening

Journal of Medical Screening, 2005
Objective: The screening performance of tests involving multiple markers is usually presented visually as two Gaussian relative frequency distributions of risk, one curve relating to affected and the other to unaffected individuals. If the distribution of the underlying screening markers is approximately Gaussian, risk estimates based on the same ...
J K, Morris, N J, Wald
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Geographical Distribution of Radiation Risks in the Netherlands

Health Physics, 1998
Risk assessment of exposure to sources of radiation is an important tool for national governments in regulating radionuclide emissions and thus reducing radiation doses for the general public. For this reason radiation doses from sources throughout The Netherlands have been analyzed.
Janssen, MPM   +2 more
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