Sentence examples for described higher risk from inspiring English sources

In another large population based study Steer et al [ 5] described higher risk of low birth weight and increased risk of perinatal mortality in their hypotensive group.

A few contradictory reports found no increased risk of ALL or cALL with (markers of) reduced or delayed infectious exposures, and some actually described higher risk with more infectious exposures (Chan et al. 2002; Dockerty et al. 1999; Guise et al. 2005; Infante-Rivard et al. 2000; Neglia et al. 2000; Rosenbaum et al. 2000; Schüz et al. 1999).

The gain of 8q was also associated with adverse outcome in the well described high-risk group of patients were younger than three years of age at diagnosis (n = 14) (p = 0.0023).

The described high-risk profiles could be considered as the attributes of cattle holdings in Wales where the overall health status was compromised due to the increased likelihood of having diseases which are commonly present in the cattle population of the UK.

An emerging body of research describes high-risk women's experiences and satisfaction with RM [ 5].

This study aimed to describe high-risk HPV serological prevalence, persistence, and association with concurrent cervical infection, in Chilean women.

The odds ratio for the high-risk UV group was highest when using Polyphen, suggesting that the algorithm is better for the purpose of describing high-risk variants when using family history as a measure of true risk.

This has practical implications for giving information to women and suggests that the use of the term 'wart virus' to describe high-risk HPV, a common practice among health professionals, may encourage confusion and exacerbate stigma.

Twig et al. described a higher risk of coronary artery disease in patients with leukocytes in the upper 2 quintiles [ 21].

Although Qi et al [ 18] described a higher risk of type 2 diabetes in carriers of the minor allele, supporting preliminary data of Loos et al [ 2], Thomsen et al [ 25] in a large sample of Danish subjects did not find such association.

This study describes high perinatal risks in Mbale, Eastern Uganda: the stillbirth risk was 19 per 1,000 pregnancies, the early neonatal death risk 22 per 1,000 live births and the perinatal mortality risk 41 per 1,000 pregnancies.