Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment¶
Haas, C. N., Rose, J. B., & Gerba, C. P. (2014). Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment. Wiley.
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- Benign-Sampling Safety Drift
- A hard boundary (the fixed true limit). A real failure boundary set by physics, biology, or finance — the temperature at which a seal fails, the load at which a structure breaks, the river stage that overtops a levee, the leverage at which a position is wiped out, the pathogen dose that infects
This sourceEstablishes the dose-response basis of infection — the probability that a given dose of organisms initiates infection, set by pathogen and host biology — supporting that the infective dose is a biologically fixed quantity independent of any operator's history. (Note: the literature models infection as a probabilistic dose-response relationship, not strictly a single fixed threshold; see flag.)
- A hard boundary (the fixed true limit). A real failure boundary set by physics, biology, or finance — the temperature at which a seal fails, the load at which a structure breaks, the river stage that overtops a levee, the leverage at which a position is wiped out, the pathogen dose that infects
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