Sentence examples for doubled hazard from inspiring English sources
Among patients with a bile duct injury during cholecystectomy, we found a doubled hazard of death during the first year compared with patients with no injuries.
29 30 31 In the largest randomised study to date the risk of venous thromboembolism in women using exogenous oestrogens compared with placebo was doubled (hazard ratio 2.06, 95% confidence interval 1.57 to 2.70).
Hyponatremia in non-ACLF patients nearly doubled the risk (hazard ratio (HR) 1.81 (1.33 to 2.47)) of dying at 90 days.
Cutting the Concorde out of the fleet, said Daniel Solon, director of Avmark International, a London airline consulting firm, would expose the airlines to a "double hazard".
19– 23 In a study of American Indian children, extreme BMI (the highest quartile compared with the lowest quartile) doubled the hazards of premature death.
It is necessary to double the hazard ratio to 5.4 to increase the average C-index of the perfect discrimination model to 0.68.
33 We found no evidence for this in our data; on the contrary, more than one prison episode almost doubled the overall hazard of death and decreased the probability of achieving long term cessation.
In effect, the commission could look at two markets - the national market and the tabloid middle market - doubling the hazards to a deal.
Although Orting more than tripled and Fife, Algona, and Burlington nearly doubled their in-hazard-zone population, the communities saw little to no change in the overall percentage of their communities in the lahar-hazard zone.
Having mixed/dense breasts more than doubled the breast cancer risk (hazard ratio (HR); 95% CI, 2.34; 1.97 to 2.78) compared with women with fatty breasts (Table 3).
For low-income parents covered by the new participation requirements when their youngest child turned seven, our estimates suggest that the welfare exit hazard increased by 48percentt and the welfare switching hazard more than doubled, albeit from a lower base, increasing by 114percentt.
