The phrase "above potential risk" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing risks that exceed a certain threshold or level, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project was deemed safe, as it was assessed to be above potential risk levels."
Alternatives: "beyond potential risk" or "exceeding potential risk".
16 To increase our sample size, women with scores of 11 or above were considered at potential risk of mental morbidity and were also included in our comparative analysis.
But take a customer like the one above, explain the potential risk in deploying Chinese equipment inside their security wire, and the likely response is "maybe, but it's so much cheaper". The agency accepts the risk.
Items to improve these potential risk factors above will be mentioned to the subjects and subjects will be requested to minimise the load at the knee.
I was too honest about potential risks.
Firstly, each of the potential risk factors outlined above were examined separately within each ethnic group.
Above all, no other potential risk factors for the occurrence of M. hyopneumoniae in piglets at the age of weaning considering the management, hygiene measures, vaccination programmes and husbandry systems on herd level have been characterised in detail.
Hazel Nunn of Cancer Research UK said: "There is not enough evidence at the moment to suggest that a national screening programme using routine PSA testing for prostate cancer would benefit the population, over and above the potential risks.
The floating ropes arch above the seafloor, posing a potential risk to deep-diving whales, but no one realized that until the Stellwagen DTAG data showed whales diving straight to the bottom and rooting around.
For all the above reported reasons, migraine should be considered a potential risk factor in obstetric care.
Drinking water containing heavy metals above the maximum permissible limits cause potential risk to human health.
