Sentence examples for delineated risk from inspiring English sources

Among the 9 SNPs that delineated risk haplotypes, four (142413, 147904, 148444, and 152494) were located within or near sequences that are highly conserved among mammals; and one (144716) was located within a sequence that exhibited significant and distinct signals of natural selection within diverse human and primate populations.

In this investigation we documented the pesticide urinary metabolite levels of farmworker children in North Carolina, determined the number of different metabolites detected for each child, and delineated risk factors associated with the number of metabolites.

In the work of Guillard-Gonçalves et al. (2014) SoVI is integrated with susceptibility maps of earthquakes, floods, flash floods, landslides, tsunamis, and coastal erosion, thus delineating risk zones.

Over the past 10 15 years substantial additional progress has been made in delineating risk factors for breast cancer.

Our findings illustrated its complex epidemiology and delineated individual risk factors.

We seek to identify the extent to which such epidemiological research captures measures of the HIV risk environment by delineating HIV risk factors identified at the levels of the individual and environment.

Apart from maintaining existing engineering works, they were mainly devoted to regulating urban expansion and delineating risk zones, especially through the establishment of risk prevention plans (PPR).

A multitude of reports have delineated the risks of using non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs but have not been totally congruent.

We draw an analogy between the 'exposure' condition of societal risks, caused by the spatial and physical parameters of a natural hazard and often delineated in societal risk maps, and the 'exposure' condition of managerial risks, caused by the characteristics of the managerial hazards and in particular the 'spatial' reach of the long arm of the law within a legal infrastructure.

As patients who suffer from AKI also tend to systematically differ from those without AKI on relevant demographic and clinical characteristics, accurate assessment of these variables is paramount to delineating the risk attributable to AKI for poor outcomes.

We find that published epidemiological research lacks explicit focus in delineating structural risk factors potentially indirectly linked to HIV among FSWs, and note the need to better develop such measures.