Specification of Form of the Outputs Sample Clauses

Specification of Form of the Outputs. Outputs of a risk assessment may be sought in non-numerical (qualitative) or numerical (quantitative) form (see also Section 7.7.2). Non-numerical risk estimates provide a less definitive basis for decisions but are adequate for several purposes, such as establishing relative risks or evaluating relative impacts on risk reduction of different control measures. Numeric estimates of risk can take one of two formats: • Point estimate, which is a single numerical value representing for example the risk in a worst case scenario. • Probabilistic risk estimates, which include variability and uncertainty (see Section 7.6.5) and are presented as a distribution reflecting more real-life situations. To date, point estimates have been more common outputs of chemical risk assessments while probabilistic outputs are the usual product of 50 microbiological risk assessments.
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