Sentence examples for beginning of risk from inspiring English sources

The age when the infection was acquired and the duration of the disease were calculated from the beginning of risk exposure.

Coryza at the end of a risk period is associated with acquisition (higher detection), but so too is coryza at the beginning of a risk period.

This may indicate the beginning of a risk-based approach to PPI.

The Japanese are among the world's great savers, so any indication that they are beginning to risk some of that money in the stock market, where many had been badly burned in the early 1990's, could represent a new source of demand for shares.

I don't joke about anyone's name, partly for fear of being thought a bore, and partly – here we begin to risk accusations of PCGM (political correctness gone mad) – because it seems in danger of insulting origins, bloodlines and nationalities.

CHS is a prospective population-based cohort study begun in 1989 of risk factors for coronary heart disease (CHD) and stroke in adults 65 years and older; details regarding the sampling strategy and data collection have been published [ 22, 23].

FODP mini-BAL should preferentially be completed promptly and before the beginning of treatment (relative risk of non-identification was 3.3 (95% confidence interval, 1.5 to 7.25).

This age marks the beginning of an elevated risk period for anxiety disorders, 13 as well as a time during which peer relationships and approval become increasingly important.

The first, an excellent work by a Canadian writer, Dan Gardner, is a broad meditation on the nature of risk, beginning with a psychological explanation for why people find it so difficult to cope.

"We're only at the beginning of discovering the risks to genetic privacy".

Sax agrees: "We're just at the beginning of assessing these risks".