Sentence examples for dangerous incidence from inspiring English sources

In females, chronic alcoholism has a current and dangerous incidence to fertility.

If a moderate overestimation is appealing, because it avoids the dangerous incidence of concluding that a strategy is accurate when it is not, some relevant overestimations obtained in our study are unsuitable, because they likely mask the accuracy gained by the use of OPSS jointly with the D estimator.

Over the past 20 years we've become much better at acknowledging the higher incidence of dangerous sex, drug use, and generally self-destructive behaviour in our community, and exploring the possible reasons behind this.

And this week the Union of Concerned Scientists released "Heat in the Heartland," a study that reports an increased incidence of dangerous hot weather throughout the Midwest in the past 60 years, including elevated evening temperatures and more heat waves lasting three days or longer.

Numerous studies have indicated that ABS systems can actually cause a higher incidence of dangerous vehicle rollovers in certain situations.

At-sea trials in South Africa revealed that Safe Leads can reduce the incidence of dangerous fly-backs to very low levels.

Although bans on leaded gasoline and paint have greatly reduced the incidence of dangerous lead levels in children, many children are still at risk for damaging lead exposure.

In the current study, dexmedetomidine decreased emergence agitation (75%% in the SN group vs. 11.1 % in the SD group, P < 0.001; 43.3 % in the TN group vs. 10.1 % in the TD group, P = 0.004), but there were no significant difference in the incidence of dangerous emergence agitation.

Studies elsewhere point out that, when TBAs are trained, their ability to adopt the required improved practices is not universal and the extra confidence they gain after being trained might lead to higher incidence of dangerous procedures and delays in referring women for specialized EmOC services [ 14- 16, 71].

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4 Previous studies have shown that the use and abuse of analgesics in sports is frequent and possibly dangerous, 5 11 and that the incidence and severity of electrolyte disturbances, 12 13 gastrointestinal (GI) 14 and renal adverse events (AEs) 15 17 during and after racing double after taking analgesics.