Sentence examples for ensuing risk from inspiring English sources

CBCTs use X-ray ionizing radiation (Rosen et al. 2017; EUROPEAN-COMMISSION 2012; Bornstein et al. 2014; Brenner and Hall 2007) that potentially may harm the DNA leading to an ensuing risk of malignancy (EUROPEAN-COMMISSION 2012).

During his first season, Brown earned the ire of Don Bradman, who was displeased with Brown's poor communication with batting partners when running between the wickets, with the ensuing risk of falling foul of run outs.

Child Marriage: Stealing Childhoods Early marriage and its ensuing risk of early pregnancy threaten girls' overall well-being.

Are the ensuing risk reductions for cardiovascular disease achieved, as they were by antibiotic therapy to limit TMA production?

The ensuing risk of asthma after RW might also be estimated with some other findings of our preliminary study in this area.

An observational study of over 17 000 procedures found "an etiological relationship between the administration of LMWH and the ensuing risk related to surgical site infections".

The institutions together would have more than $200 billion in deposits, raising questions about the potential ensuing risks to the economy.

While giving evidence to the European parliament, Draghi said: "We monitor all economic, political and legal developments so we can assess and manage the ensuing risks.

Engineers and scientists endeavor, to the extent possible, to identify and mitigate the ensuing risks.

Associated with each type of inside money is a set of rules that governs both the legitimacy of such transfers as means of extinguishing other debts, and the allocation of the ensuing risks.

In the light of the ensuing risks, why does Barack Obama enter into such a pact?