Sentence examples for be a risk associated from inspiring English sources

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However, there still seems to be a risk associated with bus or tram use related to the period immediately preceding symptom onset.

It has been suggested that burnout may be a risk associated with caseload work because of features of the model, such as long hours associated with on-call work [ 5, 10, 14, 17], which may result difficulty in achieving work-life balance [ 14, 17, 19].

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However, wherever there is a benefit, there is a risk associated with it". A year ago, the National Institutes of Health introduced a policy encouraging scientists who had received N.I.H. financing to submit published articles within a year to a central database at the National Library of Medicine.

But sure, there's a risk associated with change.

However, wherever there is a benefit, there is a risk associated with it".

There is a risk associated with the difference in scale.

However, I think there is a risk associated with every drama that is commissioned.

"We realized there was a risk associated with it," Dent told me, about the Export-Import petition.

Polyethylene liner fracture is a risk associated with the use of highly cross-linked UHMWPE.

You always go in with eyes wide open that there's a risk associated with pitching.

(FD) is a risk associated with hospital admission in older people, due to its high prevalence 35-700%) and its serious consequences.

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