Sentence examples for differentiation of risk from inspiring English sources
There was, however, no differentiation of risk among their foreign-born counterparts.
Nevertheless, in our opinion, the differentiation of risk factors according to diagnostic subgroups using the same cancer-specific distress instrument has proved to be worthwhile.
Detailed maternity and childhood records allowed differentiation of risk profiles based on characteristics of the pregnancy hypertensive episode, such as the occurrence of preterm birth or proteinuria.
We believe that this is the first report identifying a clear differentiation of risk to development of STDR in patients who had either no or only minimal background DR when screened: a group normally considered to be at very low and generally homogenous risk.
There is, however, little or no differentiation of risk according to degree of obesity [ 19– 21]; although Martin et al. highlights the dose response of increased risk of thromboembolic events and eclampsia as BMI increases and suggests this can be usefully applied to other pregnancy-related complications [ 16].
This may help to elucidate the nature of the bilirubin elevation and might enable differentiation of the risk of progression of drug-induced liver injury.
Description of nuclei on a continuous scale might be preferable to classification into three discrete grades because it would allow finer differentiation of patients' risk [ 12].
The identification of genes and gene products correlating with prognosis might have therapeutic implications for further differentiation of high risk GIST in the adjuvant setting.
The differentiation of absolute risk by this method would be smaller in the older age groups and bigger in the younger age groups resulting in a reduction of gains in life expectancy with treatment as age increases.
Several population genetics studies have attempted to understand if population differentiation of T2D risk alleles is present and identify the respective factors that may contribute to T2D disparity across populations.
Together these results indicate that using data on joint erosion disease does not result in an important further differentiation of the risk estimation for RA in patients with UA additive to the predictive ability of the known clinical and serological factors.
