Sentence examples for at risk of interruption from inspiring English sources
The interruption in care rate was defined as the number of patients who interrupted care, divided by the total number of person-years at risk of interruption in care.
Because aspirations take a long time to come to fruition, they're always at risk of interruption.
"Delivering content over the public internet, let alone a live-streamed game show, is a thankless task that is at risk of interruption by either a lack of bandwidth or a targeted cyber attack," says Steve Miller-Joneseniorior director of product management at content delivery network service provider Limelight Networks.
Patients were considered to be at risk of interruption in care from six months after cART initiation to the date of their last visit, transfer to a different HIV care center, interruption in care, or death.
As Kimleng Ouk, the legal director of Legal Aid Cambodia (LAC), a Khmer-run NGO that offers pro bono legal services to Cambodia's poor, says, children in contact with the law are at risk of "prolonged interruption to their family life, education and their personal development".
Those who defy the rule on a certain MSNBC weekend program do so at the risk of interruption and shaming.
This study suggests that men are at higher risk of interruption in care and death than women, as previously reported [12], [17], [27], [28], [29].
Thus many of the practical measures used in these settings could be applied in all HIV programmes and also to particular populations at higher risk of interruption such as migrants and nomadic populations.
No large prospective studies have compared unfractionated heparin (UFH) with low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH) for the perioperative management of patients at risk of thromboembolism requiring temporary interruption of long-term OAC therapy.
Treatment discontinuations due to stock-outs were frequent and doubled the risk of interruption in care or death.
