Sentence examples for better assessment of risks from inspiring English sources

This data would provide a better assessment of risks posed by JEV in bats.

Respondents were also concerned with protecting future generations, better assessment of risks to health and the environment, and avoiding generation of additional contaminated materials.

This would have facilitated a better assessment of risk factors for poor consenting processes in our setting.

New developments in network-based registries of septic patients will progressively lead to better assessment of risk factors and individual therapeutic management.

The WHO Expert Consultation Report of 2004 acknowledged the existence of greater risk at lower BMI for Asians and that Asian-specific BMI cut-off points for better assessment of risk-related diseases may be needed.

Based on the finding that the measure of abdominal fat provided a better assessment of risk of death among people with lower BMI (in a study with 360.000 participants), screening of WC and WHR was suggested in addition to BMI [ 6].

27 Most pregnancies with fetal growth restriction are due to late onset placental pathology and are born at term. 10 28 Case note peer reviews have established that the majority of deaths with fetal growth problems are potentially avoidable, through better assessment of risk factors and surveillance of growth during pregnancy.

We would have anticipated otherwise, and our findings in a different geographical setting than the U.S. and in two different ethnic groups strongly indicate that better assessment of risk factors and/or a search for novel factors are required if we are to understand why ethnic minority groups are at such high risk for diabetes.

Company boards should have made better assessments of risks, not dressed up their accounts with optimistic accounting wheezes, and they should have remembered that pension obligations are real.

The probable reason for the positive association is due to the fact that age may likely endow the farmers' with the requisite experience that will enable them make better assessment of the risks involved in climate change adaptation investment decisions.

The possibility of detecting loss of DNA integrity at locations 3, 4, and 5 is certainly useful for a better assessment of toxicologic risks associated with atmospheric pollutants.