The phrase "a risk led" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, and it is unclear what it is intended to convey without additional context.
Example: "The project was a risk led initiative that aimed to innovate in the market."
Alternatives: "a risk-driven" or "a risk-based".
Findings of increased BMD and body weight, coupled with older epidemiological studies suggesting no increase or even a decrease in fracture risk led to speculation that patients with type 2 diabetes could have a decreased risk of osteoporosis [ 10].
Increased caries risk led a majority of the respondents to consider sealant application to molar teeth, which is in line with the conclusions of Beauchamp et al. [ 12], who found that sealant application to high risk individuals was effective.
The easy availability of money and new financial products intended to disperse risk led to a boom in mortgage lending and private equity acquisitions.
One possible explanation of the trend of decreased risk with longer follow-up is that the early increased risk led to a compensatory decrease in the following year.
Trim and fill analyses for PM10 and lung cancer risk led to a null-centered estimate; however, this required trimming and filling four out of 10 studies.
Of course, the uncertain relationship between clinical signs, symptoms and patient outcomes meant that not every scenario (and associated patient case) where the 'patient' was classed as 'at risk' led to a critical event.
In countries with TB epidemic, even a modest relative risk leads to a significant attributable risk.
Are you willing to put yourself at risk? Lead a battle?" These are qualities rarely tested in exams.
This reduction in risk leads to a reduction in events and an increase in the total number of event free life years for the population within a given time period (here 10 years).
The 6-year UKCTOCS follow-up study will be able to examine whether an underestimation of population risk leads to poorer attendance for screening.
