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Authors:
SIEGRIST M
Citation: M. Siegrist, COMMUNICATING LOW-RISK MAGNITUDES - INCIDENCE RATES EXPRESSED AS FREQUENCY VERSUS RATES EXPRESSED AS PROBABILITY, Risk analysis, 17(4), 1997, pp. 507-510
Authors:
PATECORNELL ME
LAKATS LM
MURPHY DM
GABA DM
Citation: Me. Patecornell et al., ANESTHESIA PATIENT RISK - A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH TO ORGANIZATIONAL-FACTORS AND RISK MANAGEMENT OPTIONS, Risk analysis, 17(4), 1997, pp. 511-523
Authors:
BAXTER LA
FINCH SJ
LIPFERT FW
YU QQ
Citation: La. Baxter et al., COMPARING ESTIMATES OF THE EFFECTS OF AIR-POLLUTION ON HUMAN MORTALITY OBTAINED USING DIFFERENT REGRESSION METHODOLOGIES, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 273-278
Authors:
TORNEROVELEZ R
SYMANSKI E
KROMHOUT H
YU RC
RAPPAPORT SM
Citation: R. Tornerovelez et al., COMPLIANCE VERSUS RISK IN ASSESSING OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 279-292
Authors:
HINE DW
SUMMERS C
PRYSTUPA M
MCKENZIERICHER A
Citation: Dw. Hine et al., PUBLIC OPPOSITION TO A PROPOSED NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY IN CANADA - AN INVESTIGATION OF CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC-EFFECTS, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 293-302
Authors:
MARRIS C
LANGFORD I
SAUNDERSON T
ORIORDAN T
Citation: C. Marris et al., EXPLORING THE PSYCHOMETRIC PARADIGM - COMPARISONS BETWEEN AGGREGATE AND INDIVIDUAL ANALYSES, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 303-312
Authors:
BURGER J
SANCHEZ J
GIBBONS JW
GOCHFELD M
Citation: J. Burger et al., RISK PERCEPTION, FEDERAL SPENDING, AND THE SAVANNA RIVER SITE - ATTITUDES OF HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 313-320
Authors:
GUTH DJ
CARROLL RJ
SIMPSON DG
ZHOU HB
Citation: Dj. Guth et al., CATEGORICAL REGRESSION-ANALYSIS OF ACUTE EXPOSURE TO TETRACHLOROETHYLENE, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 321-332
Authors:
WHEELER TA
GAWANDE K
BESPALKO S
Citation: Ta. Wheeler et al., DEVELOPMENT OF RISK-BASED RANKING MEASURES OF EFFECTIVENESS FOR THE UNITED-STATES-COAST-GUARD VESSEL INSPECTION PROGRAM, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 333-340
Authors:
MCDANIELS TL
AXELROD LJ
CAVANAGH NS
SLOVIC P
Citation: Tl. Mcdaniels et al., PERCEPTION OF ECOLOGICAL RISK TO WATER ENVIRONMENTS, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 341-352
Authors:
MALILAY J
HENDERSON A
MCGEEHIN M
FLANDERS WD
Citation: J. Malilay et al., ESTIMATING HEALTH RISKS FROM NATURAL HAZARDS USING RISK ASSESSMENT AND EPIDEMIOLOGY, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 353-358
Authors:
OWENS JW
Citation: Jw. Owens, LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENT IN RELATION TO RISK ASSESSMENT - AN EVOLVING PERSPECTIVE, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 359-365
Authors:
SHERMAN CD
PORTIER CJ
Citation: Cd. Sherman et Cj. Portier, THE 2-STAGE MODEL OF CARCINOGENESIS - OVERCOMING THE NONIDENTIFIABILITY DILEMMA, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 367-374
Authors:
BAILEY RT
Citation: Rt. Bailey, ESTIMATION FROM ZERO-FAILURE DATA, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 375-380
Authors:
MUNERA HA
CANAL MB
MUNOZ M
Citation: Ha. Munera et al., RISK ASSOCIATED WITH TRANSPORTATION OF SPENT NUCLEAR-FUEL UNDER DEMANDING SECURITY CONSTRAINTS - THE COLOMBIAN EXPERIENCE, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 381-389
Authors:
HEIDENREICH WF
LUEBECK EG
MOOLGAVKAR SH
Citation: Wf. Heidenreich et al., SOME PROPERTIES OF THE HAZARD FUNCTION OF THE 2-MUTATION CLONAL EXPANSION MODEL, Risk analysis, 17(3), 1997, pp. 391-399
Authors:
BLINKIN VL
Citation: Vl. Blinkin, EXOGENOUS RISK IN THE MOSCOW POPULATION, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 127-129
Authors:
LOFSTEDT RE
RENN O
Citation: Re. Lofstedt et O. Renn, THE BRENT-SPAR-CONTROVERSY - AN EXAMPLE OF RISK COMMUNICATION GONE WRONG, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 131-136
Authors:
LIPFERT FW
Citation: Fw. Lipfert, AIR-POLLUTION AND HUMAN HEALTH - PERSPECTIVES FOR THE 90S AND BEYOND, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 137-146
Authors:
LINDELL MK
PERRY RW
Citation: Mk. Lindell et Rw. Perry, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RELEASES IN THE NORTH-RIDGE EARTHQUAKE - IMPLICATIONS FOR SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 147-156
Authors:
EVANS AW
VERLANDER NQ
Citation: Aw. Evans et Nq. Verlander, WHAT IS WRONG WITH CRITERION FN-LINES FOR JUDGING THE TOLERABILITY OFRISK, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 157-168
Authors:
GREENBERG M
SCHNEIDER D
Citation: M. Greenberg et D. Schneider, NEIGHBORHOOD QUALITY, ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS, PERSONALITY-TRAITS, AND RESIDENT ACTIONS, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 169-175
Authors:
HAMED MM
Citation: Mm. Hamed, FIRST-ORDER RELIABILITY-ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC-HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 177-185
Authors:
MILLS WB
CHENG JJ
DROPPO JG
FAILLACE ER
GNANAPRAGASAM EK
JOHNS RA
LANIAK GF
LEW CS
STRENGE DL
SUTHERLAND JF
WHELAN G
YU C
Citation: Wb. Mills et al., MULTIMEDIA BENCHMARKING ANALYSIS FOR 3 RISK ASSESSMENT MODELS - RESRAD, MMSOILS, AND MEPAS, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 187-201
Authors:
LANIAK GF
DROPPO JG
FAILLACE ER
GNANAPRAGASAM EK
MILLS WB
STRENGE DL
WHELAN G
YU C
Citation: Gf. Laniak et al., AN OVERVIEW OF A MULTIMEDIA BENCHMARKING ANALYSIS FOR 3 RISK ASSESSMENT MODELS - RESRAD, MMSOILS, AND MEPAS, Risk analysis, 17(2), 1997, pp. 203-214