Sentence examples for amenable to risk from inspiring English sources

Although procedurally straight-forward, these practices are most amenable to risk management decisions in which the margins between calculated exposure limits and actual or anticipated exposures are large enough to be of little or no risk management concern.

Those with missing data concerning pathological Gleason score (GS) or clinical tumour (cT) stage were excluded from the primary analysis, as they would not be amenable to risk stratification.

The complex dynamic of care that occurs when providing service in the home may not be as easily amenable to risk reduction as care in more controlled care environments, such as hospitals.

Research is needed to establish how common late effects are for different cancer sites and treatment regimes, which factors (both physical and psychosocial) are amenable to risk assessment and stratification, how we elicit and assess these risks, what interventions are effective and, importantly, the level of benefit afforded to patients as a result.

Parents who feel time is running out for their children may be more amenable to taking risks with treatment, said Pat Furlong, president of Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy.

However, since a relatively small proportion of IDUs report consistent condom use, with either a main or casual partner, these factors that have been thus far identified as influencing consistent condom use may only be relevant for a minority of IDUs who are amenable to changing their risk behaviors and not to the majority of IDUs who continue to engage in risk sexual activity.

Numerous studies have assessed potential estrogenicity of BPA and HPTE using models more amenable to toxicological and risk assessment (Myers et al. 2009; Tiemann 2008; Vandenberg et al. 2007, 2009; vom Saal et al. 2007).

Although it is recognised that a prognosis research protocol cannot be a rigid blueprint and that it is neither possible nor desirable to pre-specify all analyses, 25 the development of CVDPoRT is especially amenable to prespecification because risk factors for CVD have been well studied and many have known relationships to CVD.

Survival analysis was employed to evaluate the association between illnesses amenable to treatment and mortality risk (table 2).

However, we found that some behavioral smoking cessation interventions such as cognitive-behavioral therapy over the telephone were amenable to resolving the identified risk factor of limited access to smoking cessation treatment.

Preliminary results from the PreDIVA study showed that 87% of the study participants have at least one modifiable risk factor amenable to intervention, proving the presence of a window of opportunity for improved risk management [ 49].