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Discover LudwigThe phrase "additionally be a risk" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or a verb to make it a complete thought.
Example: "There may additionally be a risk involved in this decision."
Alternatives: "also pose a risk" or "further present a risk".
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Using self-reported data there may additionally be a risk of information bias, e.g. subjects with a previous history of knee problems may have a tendency to respond more readily and accurate than those without [ 2].
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Additionally, there must be a risk of turnover.
Based on the stepwise regression with all predictors, outdoor access was additionally found to be a risk factor for FCV infection (data not shown).
Additionally, periodontal disease could be a risk factor for coronary heart disease [ 47].
Additionally, low birth weight might be a risk factor for asthma later in life.
Stepwise regression was not possible for this group of cats due to lack of convergence.> -wrap-foot> Only parameters significantly associated with FCV infection are shown aBased on the stepwise regression with all predictors, additionally outdoor access was found to be a risk factor for FCV infection.
Additionally, there is a risk of red blood cell transfusion dependence in extensively pre-treated patients with high burden of osseous metastases, which should not necessarily be viewed as a poor prognostic sign.
Additionally, acute admission was a risk factor for mortality but not for complications.
Additionally, reduced muscle strength is a risk factor for future pain [ 17], self-reported knee instability [ 18] and increased risk of falling [ 19].
Additionally, impaired fetal growth is a risk factor for asthma later in life [ 8], especially in children with a very low birth weight [ 9].
Additionally, migraine, particularly migraine with aura, is a risk factor for ischemic stroke [47, 56].
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