Sentence examples for a general risk from inspiring English sources

For instance, the positive predictive value (PPV) for trisomy 21 in the CARE-study was found to be 45.5% (95% CI: 16.7 76.6), meaning that in a general risk population more than half of positive NIPT results may generate false alarms.

Blue would signify a "general risk" of terrorism.

The FCO does not advise against travel to any part of Egypt, but says there is a general risk of terrorism.

However, neuroticism is a general risk factor associated with many forms of psychopathology, such as anxiety, eating, and personality disorders.

Below yellow is "blue" which DHS says means "guarded" because there is a "general risk of terrorist attacks".

Moreover, a general risk associated with inter-organizational ties is the leakage of proprietary information to tied-to companies (e.g., Gulati 1995; Hamel 1991).

This paper describes a general risk-based methodology for identifying significant limit states and deriving corresponding target reliabilities for such novel structures.

As levels drop substantially during breastfeeding (Baird et al, 1979), a general risk-enhancing oestrogenic effect may also explain the inverse association with breastfeeding, in addition to the positive associations with abortions and age at menopause.

Our study used data from a general-risk, population-based birth cohort study with a large sample size.

This is a more general risk, but a portion of Microsoft's recovery thus far is due to macroeconomic conditions outside of its control.

Yet, there is a lack of a more general risk stratification score for undifferentiated medical patients at the most proximal time point of seeking ED care.