Sentence examples for ascribe risk from inspiring English sources
The fact those who consumed the largest amounts of processed meat also displayed other unhealthy habits meant it was hard to confidently ascribe risk of death to meat eating alone, she said.
Stage is arguably the most unreliable of the parameters used to ascribe risk in prostate cancer in diagnosis records.
A clear characterization of risk determinants is not available because of the difficulty associated with quantifying dietary components and because the presence of one component in a diet is generally counterbalanced by the presence of another, making it impossible to ascribe risk confidently to an individual factor.
GRSs were then considered as an ordinal variable (based on ascribed risk groups: low, moderate, and high).
The ascribed risk groupings for the unweighted GRS30 were low (≤26 risk alleles, 16.4% of the sample), moderate (27 33 risk alleles, 70% of the sample), and high (≥34 risk alleles, 13.5% of the sample).
Ascribed risk groupings for the unweighted GRS13 were low (≤11 risk alleles, 28.9% of the sample), moderate (12 14 risk alleles, 52.6% of the sample), and high (≥15 risk alleles, 18.6% of the sample).
The ascribed risk groupings for the weighted GRS13 were low (≤8 risk alleles, 18.4% of the sample), moderate (9 11 risk alleles, 62.2% of the sample), and high (≥12 risk alleles, 19.3% of the sample).
These and other studies highlight the key importance of the pathologist in ascribing risk classification and its subsequent impact on deciding a patient's treatment as well as outcome.
Although maternal and paternal ages were correlated, we were able to ascribe the risk of breast cancer to the paternal age independent on maternal age.
Backward-tracing data on the sources of infection could be used to ascribe different risks to different sources of exposure.
If it does not, the logistic regression model would constrain children with moderate malnutrition to be ascribed a risk proportionate to children with severe malnutrition.
