Sentence examples for collection risk from inspiring English sources

The necessary functions of a common tool, including information collection, risk analysis and alarm, crisis response plan making, and comprehensive analysis and coordination, shown in Fig. 4.

The available evidence seems to indicate that brain imbalances can be reflected in the peripheral circulation (Herberth et al., 2010); using peripheral blood is therefore a practical means to achieving an improved understanding of the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying BD, with minimal collection risk and cost.

In addition to epidemiological and clinical data collection, risk factors for complicated bacteremia and attributable mortality were analysed.

Systematic and cost-effective mechanisms that facilitate family history collection, risk assessment and provision of screening advice within the primary health care setting are required.

To alleviate the burden of data collection, risk prediction models for in-hospital mortality using administrative data have been proposed [ 15, 27- 29].

Potential health impact issues discussed included the need for comprehensive, ongoing health and demographic data collection, risk modeling, and public awareness campaigns, as well as a stable funding mechanism for all these endeavors.

The vast growth of surveillance and data collection risks undermining freedoms vital to the British way of life, a group of eminent peers is warning today.

A new scenario based stochastic and possibilistic mixed integer programming model for a multi-objective closed-loop supply chain network design problem by considering financial and collection risks is proposed.

Prior to study involvement, all participants who meet eligibility criteria will be presented with and asked to sign an informed consent document detailing the study's purpose, assessments and data collection, risks and benefits, privacy and rights, costs and remuneration, and contact information.

Nicholas Serota, director of the Tate, recently warned that the gallery's collections risked becoming fossilised because it can no longer make major purchases.

Our longitudinal collection of risk factor data, especially the genetic risk factors, is very important for an accurate measurement, since this factor can change over time, as new information about cancer development in relatives of the patient becomes acknowledged.