Sentence examples for defined risky from inspiring English sources

We defined risky alcohol use by standard categorisations.

We defined risky drug use as having a drug RAB score greater than 1, which indicates some needle, equipment, or drug sharing in the last 6 months.

Those who are worth more than $100 million are comfortable taking some risk but rarely with more than 20 percent of their assets — and many of them define risky as being in blue-chip stocks.

Defining "risky" and "safe" procedures, however, is misleading and could result in a false feeling of security.

According to public health guidelines, these limits define risky alcohol use among men and women in many countries.

Consumption of five or more drinks about 1 day a month or more often will be used to define risky drinking that places members at risk of immediate harm.

Total score for AUDIT-C was counted by summing up the points (range 0 3) for each item and using the cut-off points recommended for Finns to define risky drinking among males (≥6) and females (≥5) [ 38].

15, 16 These guidelines include limits on both daily and weekly alcohol intake and define risky drinking for women to exceed three drinks per day or seven drinks per week, and for men more than four drinks per day or 14 drinks per week.

In this study, the dopamine reward responses were directly related to the shape of the utility function defined from risky choices.

The National Drug Strategy Household Survey [ 1] uses drinks per week as a measure of risk for long-term harm (>28 drinks per week for males or >15 for females is defined as risky).

"It was a study with no defined endpoint, so risky that he didn't try very hard to get outside funding for it," Pennisi writes, and "[a]fter 25 years and 58,000 bacterial generations, Lenski's bacteria are still growing, mutating, and evolving.