"encompass the risk" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to include or cover the potential danger or possibility of harm. Example: Our project proposal must encompass the risk of budget overruns and delays in order to be realistic and feasible.
This region does not encompass the opposite risk SNP but includes a set of markers (rs241448, rs241447 and 241441, variants 19, 18 and 8, respectively in the network, Figure 4A) previously known to identify the two haplotypes that generate alternatively spliced isoforms [ 11].
Now, we are asking that the ethical principles be stretched to encompass the uncertainty, the risks, the benefits and the burdens of research protocols.
According to imaging studies, the phenotype "WC for a given BMI (WCBMI)" can be considered a good proxy measure of visceral adiposity [9], [10], which thus seems to encompass the major disease risk associated with obesity.
A structure such as this would most usefully comprise multiple methods to ensure data security and responsible data utilisation, to encompass the full spectrum of risks involved in the re-use of routine data.
The more levels the ligation encompasses, the higher the risk of spinal cord damage.
This integrated index system encompasses the ecological risks with three factors (water, soil and biology) and 14 indices.
The TUG does not appear to adequately encompass these risk factors.
Even in the absence at the present time of an understanding of the specific mechanisms by which such augmentation of adverse effects can occur across delays of exposure between treatments, such findings raise serious questions about the adequacy of current risk assessment paradigms to encompass the patterns of toxicities observed in these studies.
We have previously demonstrated that the causative mutation for the Grey horse phenotype encompassing the dramatically increased risk of melanoma development is a 4.6 kb duplication in intron 6 of Syntaxin 17 (STX17) ([ 17]; referred to as Grey mutation thereafter).
Thus, the Net Risk Test in principle encompasses all the risk-benefit tasks without taking into account the distinctions, the chronological order among the various tasks, nor the division of labor in the various risk-benefit tasks.
