The phrase "a risk estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of assessing the potential risks associated with a particular situation or decision.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we need to conduct a risk estimation to identify any potential challenges."
Alternatives: "a risk assessment" or "a risk evaluation".
In order to quantify the risk, it is necessary to collect assessment information to build a risk estimation model for project-based business.
To investigate whether the incidence of AEs was dose-dependent, a risk estimation of the size of the dose was conducted.
Based on a risk estimation (first step), patients with a high-risk score are referred to the general practice (second step).
For example, Cases 4 and 218 had a risk estimation range of more than 90% (from 0.59% to 99.32% and from 5.46% to 99.99%, respectively).
The report also noted that the uncertainty of these estimates makes it impossible to predict future costs for the provision of a risk estimation and screening service.
The aims of the first visit are mainly to educate the counselee about breast cancer and genetics, make a risk estimation and decide whether a DNA test is indicated.
This classification is not ideal from a risk-estimation point of view since the age factor is omitted but may reflect monogenic vs polygenic susceptibility better than a more strict estimation of breast cancer risk.
Both, analyses of methylation in paired precancerous and cancer tissues indicating epigenetic inheritance of the methylation status into tumour tissue (Shen et al, 2005) as well as a direct risk estimation by a case control study (Ando et al, 2009; Atschekzei et al, 2012) have been applied to assess epigenetic cancer risk contribution for other loci.
A risk report sheet detailing an individualised risk estimation for having a pregnancy affected by Down syndrome is generated, based on an algorithm involving the woman's age and gestation [ 17, 18].
Ultimately, we need to know whether a modified risk estimation model will translate into a change in treatment [ 4].
32 There are limited resources for monitoring the highest risk patients after surgery, and if patients are inappropriately sent to a monitored bed because of an erroneous risk estimation this could preclude access for a patient who is actually genuinely at high risk.
