Doppler should not be used in the first trimester to determine fetal heart rate, as this carries a theoretical risk of exposing the fetus to excessive levels of ultrasound energy with the potential for fetal damage and birth defects.
And if your troops are on the same battlefield, there's a real risk of exposing them, too.
In addition, conducting an item pretest poses the risk of exposing the item before it is used in a real test.
In this way, using WBGT, the risk of exposing a room occupant to excessive heat can be expressed.
"This way, they can be sure the website has updated its security, and that they're not running the risk of exposing a new password.
The proposed approach provides a way to minimize the risk of exposing the identities of the protected people while maximizing the use of the captured data for activity/behavior analysis.
According to the CDC, more than 3.3 million U.S. women are at risk of exposing a developing fetus to alcohol because they drink, are sexually active, and don't use birth control and are therefore at risk for an unplanned pregnancy.
The models can also be used to test how new drugs may affect a particular organ without the risk of exposing patients to the drug.
To minimise the risk of exposing a large number of subjects without evidence of clinical benefit, sample size calculations were based on the primary exploratory efficacy outcome, change in DAS28.
