Sentence examples for at risk state from inspiring English sources

In her article, Jane Brody highlights the diagnostic entity known as "mild cognitive impairment," which is thought of as an "at risk" state for future development of dementia.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and legislative leaders reached a deal Sunday night to create a new state agency to police abuse and neglect of more than one million New Yorkers with developmental disabilities, mental illnesses and other conditions that put them at risk, state officials said Sunday.

In total it will target 96 localities in 16 affected and "at risk" states.

In the at-risk state, equipment or system constraints are violated, and load is curtailed.

The ability of biomarkers to adequately define the at-risk state may ultimately allow novel or repurposed therapeutic agents to finally achieve the disease-modifying status for AD.

The movements from secure states (i.e. healthy) to insecure states (i.e. marginal) are not easily identified if only at-risk states are considered since the at-risk state probabilities do not change to any significant degree [4].

The EENS is occurred when the system encounters the at-risk state, and therefore the EENS can represent the system risk deriving from a product of probability (i.e. unavailability) multiplied by its consequence (i.e. magnitude of load lost).

Table 2 System well-being indices of island system when TC = TD, considering all generators with non-zero FOR System well-being indices Load at 2492 MW Probability of healthy state (PH) 0.98832 Probability of marginal state (PM) 0.01164 Probability of at-risk state (PR) 0.00004.

Table 1 Deterministic-based system well-being indices of island system when TC = TD, considering all generators with zero FOR System well-being indices Load at 2492 MW Probability of healthy state (PH) 0.99188 Probability of marginal state (PM) 0.00810 Probability of at-risk state (PR) 0.00002.

The bulk power system well-being structure consists of the three states of healthy, marginal, and at-risk, as shown in Fig. 1 [4, 16, 17, 18] where both healthy and marginal states are considered as the success state (i.e. no loss of load) while the at-risk state is a failure state (i.e. having loss of load).

"It is unclear how to square more men in the at-risk state not translating into more men with dementia," Rockwood wrote, though he did suggest several hypotheses.