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Quantitative Risk Assessment: State-of-the-Art for Carcinogenesis
The American Statistician, 1983A critical evaluation of the use of statistical models in carcinogenic risk assessment is made with emphasis on the strengths and weaknesses of current practice. The objective is to bring together information from the fields of toxicology and statistics to develop a sound scientific basis for making risk decisions. It is emphasized that risk assessment
C N, Park, R D, Snee
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Quantitative risk assessment: Qualms and questions
Teratogenesis, Carcinogenesis, and Mutagenesis, 1988AbstractWithin the past ten years, quantitative risk assessment has come to play a central role in the federal regulation of carcinogens. Federal agencies use quantitative risk both to set priorities and to establish exposure levels. The use of quantitative risk assessment is mandated by Executive Orders requiring performance of cost‐benefit analysis ...
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Qualitative and quantitative risk assessment
Food Control, 1999Abstract Risk assessment and HACCP are related, but fundamentally different processes. Four major elements of risk assessment are commonly described (hazard identification; exposure assessment; dose-response assessment or hazard characterization; and risk characterization).
M.E. Coleman, H.M. Marks
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Quantitative Risk Assessment for Developmental Toxicity
Biometrics, 1992Pharmaceutical companies and governmental regulatory agencies are becoming increasingly aware of the need for improved statistical methods for developmental toxicity experiments. Although a number of statisticians have become interested in this area, activity has centered mostly on the development of methods to analyze binary outcomes, such as ...
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Risk Assessment in Genetics: A Semi-quantitative Approach
2001Public awareness of genetic predisposition to diseases such as breast cancer threatens to put severe strain on genetics services. Computer-based decision support for general practitioners (GPs) has the potential to reduce unnecessary referrals, but issues of communicating about levels of risk and uncertainty must be addressed.
David Glasspool +3 more
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Quantitative Terrorism Risk Assessment
The Journal of Risk Finance, 2002Traditionally, terrorism risk has been priced based exclusively on the relationship between supply and demand in the insurance market, with no basis in actuarial principles. This article discusses how the tragic events of September 11, 2001, have irrevocably changed the market for terrorism insurance, since terrorism has become a U.S. catastrophe risk.
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Quantitative risk assessment using a Japanese hydrogen refueling station model
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 2021Yu-Ichiro Izato +2 more
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