Equally, early warning systems, which are essential risk reduction tools, must be developed to identify not only potentially hazardous natural events, but also to determine the presence in a community of vulnerabilities: human, social, economic, ecological, institutional, and physical.
The Finnish surveillance protocol of colonoscopies at 2- to 3-year intervals facilitates patient adherence but includes an essential risk for CRC up to 60 years of age, but without CRC-related mortality when the surveillance instructions are followed.
While infection with Epstein Barr virus (EBV) is known to be an essential risk factor for the development of nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC), other co-factors including genetic factors are thought to play an important role.
Maternal overweight emerged as an essential risk factor for both outcomes.
Recording rates of essential risk factors needed for risk assessment in the target group (first primary outcome) average 50%.
Known colonization or infection with MRSA is one of the most essential risk factors in MRSA pneumonia [ 7, 27, 28].
If the essential risk and benefit levels are general to a number of studies, then general information on these studies may be sufficient for the donor of the sample to make an informed decision' (Hansson et al, 2006, p 266).
The Wenzhou collision and the downfall of Liu Zhijun have come to symbolize some of the essential risks facing the Communist Party.
We all know we live at a moment of information overload, when there is arguably more and better news coverage than ever before but when something essential risks being lost: The time and ambition to break out of the news cycle, to pull back from the flood to understand what it's all about.
While you're going to see declining output at Boeing, its price reflects the essential market risk.
