Sentence examples for additional risk posed from inspiring English sources

They hadn't reckoned on the additional risk posed by the allure of the open society.

"We ask every doctor contemplating further and escalated industrial action to pause and consider again the possible implications for patients, not only in terms of the immediate action but also in terms of the cumulative impact on patients and the additional risk posed by the withdrawal of emergency cover," its updated advice states.

To characterize factors related to the development of hyperprolactinemia and the ensuing reproductive/sexual adverse events in children and adolescents treated with antipsychotic and other psychotropic agents, and the additional risk posed for those with comorbid obesity, metabolic, or endocrine disorders.

Also of concern to the company was the additional risk posed by potential lahars.

Additional statistical analysis was exempted from ethical review by the Monash University Human Research Ethics Committee (CF13/1149 – 2013000574), given the lack of additional risk posed to participants.

The additional risk posed by GWG was attenuated among parous women with previous caesarean births at high risk of repeat caesarean births, while it was magnified among parous women without a previous caesarean birth at low risk of caesareans.

Or a British exit from the EU may trigger European dis-integration, with the additional risks posed by the fact that some countries (the UK, Spain, and Belgium) are at risk of breaking up themselves.

Informed consent is intended to protect participants from exposure to additional risks posed by 'research' they have not agreed to that goes beyond the standard of clinical care, while respecting their autonomy and preferences [ 25].

This association likely reflects high prevalence of metabolic risk factors in individuals with NAFLD, rather than additional atherogenic risk posed by the hepatic steatosis itself.

An additional risk is posed by heavy metals and organochlorines, which may accumulate in the birds' tissues (Croxall et al. 1984).

Additional information on the risk posed by infected meat on spread of infection through swill feeding was also generated.