Sentence examples for combating risk from inspiring English sources

Perceived benefits are the patient's notions of the benefit or efficacy of treatment or behavior change in combating risk (Strecher & Rosenstock 1997).

These findings suggest that diet-induced intestinal inflammation may serve as a useful biomarker for risk assessment of diet-induced obesity and complications, and that strategies to limit this effect of HF diet may be beneficial in combating risk of obesity and insulin resistance.

SYDNEY, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The rise of selfie photography in some of the world's most beautiful, and dangerous, places is sparking a range of interventions aimed at combating risk-taking that has resulted in a string of gruesome deaths worldwide.

Other speculations are possible, as well, but at face value this evidence downplays occupational diversification as a method for combating earnings risk in a marriage.

In another suggestion, aimed at combating the risk of regulatory fragmentation, the report advocates the creation of a panel of independent experts to monitor "ongoing issues of enforcement, privacy and innovation".

The national Global Fund-supported malaria (GFM) program in Thailand, which focuses on the household-level implementation of vector control via insecticide-treated nets (ITNs)/long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) combined with indoor residual spraying (IRS), has been combating malaria risk situations in different provinces with complex epidemiological settings.

Private Manning told Mr. Obama that he (I'm using the male pronoun to follow our newsroom's style even though he also announced today that he is a woman, and would like to be called Chelsea) entered the Army and went to Iraq believing that since the 9/11 attacks, "we've had to alter our methods of combating the risks posed to us and our way of life".

Austin-Hillery: To what extent does the Environmental Protection Agency have discretion in combating health risks associated with environmental degradation and climate change?

We've been at war with an enemy that chooses not to meet us on any traditional battlefield, and due to this fact we've had to alter our methods of combating the risks posed to us and our way of life.

One explanation for this might be the lack of focus in combating Legionella risks: all Legionella species are considered equally dangerous, with no attention being given to clinical data on LD, even though over 95% of LD cases are caused by L. pneumophila.

"Friends don't let friends commit human-rights abuses".Under the 2000 act, countries have until mid-2003 to show progress in combating trafficking, or risk the loss of non-humanitarian aid from the United States.