Sentence examples for be an added risk from inspiring English sources
In conclusion, this case illustrates the fact that the treatment of femoral fractures in adults with traction is not without complications, and that there may be an added risk for people living with HIV.
In a previous study it was shown that the use of a walker may be an added risk factor for falling in people living alone, the assumption being that if you live alone you may have to perform activities yourself for which a walker is a hazard [ 18].
Harvard's rules provide a range of potential punishments for cheating, the most severe being forced withdrawal for a year, but for varsity athletes, there is an added risk.
"The Tour de France may not jeopardise my chances, but it's an added risk so I will probably miss it".
This study was designed to assess the benefits of inner membrane opening in the burr-hole evacuation of a CSDH and to find out if there is an added risk of such step that overweighs its benefits.
The aim of the present study was to assess the benefits of inner membrane opening in the burr-hole evacuation of a CSDH and to find out if there is an added risk of such step that overweighs its benefits.
"This investment is of comparable length to the sequencing of the human genome," says Sims. "The difference with space science is that there is an added risk, and one that is not under your control".
There is an added risk of catheter-related bloodstream infection, venous thrombosis and complications related to insertion of intravascular lines.
More than half of the subjects (56%) reported having a history of high blood pressure (>210/120 to 140/90 mmHg) and this indicates that there is an added risk of developing other cardiovascular diseases and a risk of getting hypertensive retinopathy [ 17, 18] which also needs to be managed as early as possible.
The need for reintervention, however, appears to be higher after ESG due to technical failures of the stent that accrue over time (16% at 4 years, 9 23% at 5 years, 37% at 8 years 10), and with each reintervention there is an added risk of complication either due to the increased complexity of the procedure or deteriorating health of the patient.
