Sentence examples for * rise risk from inspiring English sources

So we shouldn't expect giant icebergs to rescue us — and we should bear in mind that any speeding up of Antarctic melting is also a major sea level rise risk.

Nova Scotia as a land mass is also sinking at a rate of 16 centimetres per century, adding to the sea level rise risk, according to local scientists and planners.

Nick Gibson of Games Investor, a consultancy, notes that as costs rise, risk-averse games publishers regard film franchises as a safe bet.

PAGE A8 Runway Risks on the Rise The risk of runway collisions is growing with increased air traffic, and a long-delayed computer system will not solve the problem, federal safety officials say.

"The way both the Arab Spring and the European debt crisis is affecting the region is by a rise in risk aversion and higher risk premiums from the market, which does not create a favorable environment to tap the debt market," said Philippe Dauba-Pantanacce, senior economist for the Middle East and North Africa at Standard Chartered Bank.

Cohort analysis by single year of birth showed an overall increase in incidence risks in women aged 0-44 born since 1920, with a sudden rise in risk for the birth years 1952-55 followed by a lower risk for the more recent cohorts.

A change point can be seen, marking a rise in risk among the 1910 1920 cohorts and a fall in risk among the 1950 1960 cohorts.

The most dramatic rise in risk of death occurred in elective cardiosurgical patients in Berlin, with risk ratio 23.4 and OR 31.82.

The rise in risk through the premenopausal years identified here points to the importance of accumulating risk up to menopause as a determinant of the postmenopausal incidence.

Using binary logistic regression to estimate the risk of normal control tissues progressing to a CRC, we identified an approximate twofold rise in risk per quartile increase in EphA1 expression (P=0.01, OR=1.94, CI=1.19 3.40).

There was a steady rise in risk with increased number of involved nodes ranging from a three-fold to a fifteen-fold increase in risk compared to node negative patients (Table 2).