The phrase "a risk effect on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the impact or influence of a risk on something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The study examined the risk effect on patient outcomes, but the terminology was confusing."
Alternatives: "impact of risk on" or "influence of risk on".
Moreover, some gene factors may have a risk effect on a disease, and a protective effect on another one, a possibility that can only be addressed with multiple-groups and flexible direction filters.
The apoE is synthesized by astrocytes within the brain, and among its polymorphisms, the APOE4 allele, in particular, seems to have a risk effect on PD and a possible relationship with the existing neurodegeneration among Parkinson's disease patients.
A risk effect on child health of being in the three poorest wealth quintiles, compared to being in the richest wealth quintile, was observed in Colombia, and similarly in the middle and poorest wealth quintiles in Peru.
Also, TT genotype, CT and CC were found associated with a risk effect on femoral head necrosis with ORs 95% CI) of 5.33(1.39–20.45) and 5.67(2.74–11.71), respectively and the glucocorticoid adjusted OR of CT was 5.25 95%CI 1.18 23.46) and the combined (CT and CC) genotype OR was 6.0 (95% CI 1.60 22.55) at -1031 site of TNF-α gene.
First, as shared genetic and familial risk factors contribute to the association between ADHD and lower IQ in the general population, CNVs might have a common risk effect on these two different but related neurodevelopmental problems.
A risk-reducing effect on permanent ear damage is generally affirmed by 40.6 and 26.1 % do not know or do not answer.
ii) C3×smoking: smoking seemed to have a significant risk-conferring effect on the non-risk genotype CC, but the effect is not that strong (and non-significant) in G-carrying genotypes (although the trend is the same).
RESULTS The type of risk statement had a significant effect on risk recall and recognition, benefit recognition, perceived risk severity (depression condition only), and perceived benefit magnitude (high cholesterol condition only).
When the Scottish minister Fergus Ewing was challenged on this issue, he claimed that obliging landowners to register their estates in countries that aren't tax havens would risk "a negative effect on investment".
Scientists are now starting to test whether combinations of risk factors may have a larger effect on risk prediction.
Age at exposure may be a co-determinant of risk; adolescent intake shows a stronger effect on risk than intake during adulthood.
