Sentence examples for disconnection risk from inspiring English sources
But mere physical connections don't paint a full picture of a country's disconnection risk.
Not everyone agrees with Renesys's sanguine assessment of China's disconnection risk.
"Because there are those who are asking what's the point of it all, we risk disconnection from a defining event of our time and an opportunity, perhaps, to balance the Oh!
And sadly, I'll never risk disconnection.
Ms. Eisenman's desire to do what comes less naturally may be praiseworthy, but in her studentlike attempt to paint like the old masters she risks disconnection from her own darker and more wildly idiosyncratic impulses.
Risk factors presumed to have role in etiology and poor outcomes were uncontrolled diabetes, obesity, non-removal of ventriculoperitoneal shunt, suboptimal duration of antimicrobial treatment, disconnection of lumbar drain; prolonged duration (>5 days), blockage and multiple changes of EVD.
In Africa, where much of the continent is at severe risk of disconnection, similar network robustness could develop even faster.
Rotations about the horizontal axis are known as the Reel syndrome [48, 49] (Figs. 4 and 6), resulting in traction on the catheter and risk of disconnection at the level of the pump-catheter (Fig. 5) or catheter-catheter connection (Fig. 6b).
(Expert opinion) Strong agreement 4.3.1.4 Connections between the vascular access and the extracorporeal circuit should be kept visible during dialysis to reduce the risk of inadvertent disconnection.
