Sentence examples for average of risk from inspiring English sources

You don't decide what to photograph, you decide where not to photograph, which is always based on a hypothetical average of risk.

To study the effects of childhood risk variables on adult MetS, we calculated the average of risk variable measurements taken in 1980, 1983, and 1986.

Then we assumed that the relative risk weighted average of the risk factor, for all APOE alleles, was approximately 1, i.e. equal to the reference ε3ε3 genotype.

One would expect the environment, on average, to have an impact on the phenotype because the average level of risk for individuals in environment 5 (the highest risk environment) will be substantially greater than the average level of risk in the most benign environment (environment 1).

No significant difference was noted in the major cardiovascular risk factors between the two groups, and the average numbers of risk factors were similar in both groups.

In this retrospective study, only 73 out of 210 (36%) of women had a DEXA scan during an average period of risk <50 years of age of 6.33 years.

However, differences in the average levels of risk factors and their effect sizes, length of follow-up and baseline incidence rates will likely complicate the evaluation.

For each group, the average levels of risk factors at start and at follow-up (12 months) are calculated (see Table  2).

In building the models we have assumed that the true τ is known and have defined it as the effect of a single risk locus in the background of the average number of risk loci.

Diabetic youth had an average of 2.9 risk factors compared with 1.0 among control youth (P < 0.0001).

During this period the average of high risk couple initially deciding not to marry was 90% without detection of new cases of thalassemia [ 75].