Sentence examples for allow a risk from inspiring English sources

Hence, considering this threshold concentration combined with the water solubility of a substance, derived by, e.g. quantitative structure-activity relationships methods, may allow a risk assessment without the need of further experiments.

Because only 3% of the patients were diabetics, too few were involved to allow a risk factor analysis of a diagnosis of diabetes mellitus on renal function.

Navas-Acién et al. (2002) reported an increased relative risk of meningioma with occupational lead exposure among Swedish males (n = 848 meningiomas), but there was an insufficient number of exposed females in their cohort study to allow a risk estimate to be computed.

To allow a risk-benefit assessment to be made, the report has a particular obligation to be as clear as possible, using standard statistical vocabulary for non-inferiority and equivalence trials, in compliance with the CONSORT statement.

Direct payments by patients, or out-of-pocket expenditures (OPE), are a major obstacle in accessing health services and can lead to unexpected financial catastrophe, as such form of health financing does not allow a risk-pooling and cross-subsidisation based on solidarity between the sick and the healthy, the young and the elderly, the rich and the poor.

In patients with severe pneumonia, initial PCT measurement allows a risk stratification similar to the APACHE II-score.

Mathematical manipulation of the information obtained in this analysis allowed a risk score to be allotted to each patient.

Monitoring PSA over time therefore allows a risk of prostate cancer to be assessed (Roehrborn et al. 2004a).

The available toxicology and PBPK data for benzene met most of the data requirements for the Common Criteria and allowed a risk assessment evaluation of the biomonitoring data (Table 1).

This allows a risk-taking approach to learning, and the possibility to learn by ones mistakes in a way that is prevented in managed computer classrooms.

A false positive result could lead consumers to seek unnecessary and possibly harmful screening or treatment, regulators worry, while a false negative could allow a major risk to go unnoticed.