Sentence examples for exaggerated risk of from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the exaggerated risk of TEs in IMN patients is due to the underlying nephrotic syndrome.

Another question is why IMN patients are at an exaggerated risk of TEs when compared to patients with other causes of similar profound non-selective nephrotic range proteinuria such as FSGS or amyloid nephropathy.

Genetic risk counselling has been shown to improve significantly the accuracy of risk perception [ 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16], but up to 30% of UK women and two-thirds of US women continue to report exaggerated risks of cancer.

In the past, Blaine has perched atop a column in Bryant Park, been buried alive, and been imprisoned in a block of ice, as well as faced accusations that his stunts are, if not hoaxes, carefully managed spectacles of exaggerated risk.

Patients with nephrotic syndrome are at increased risk of thromboembolic events (TEs) among whom, patients with membranous nephropathy are at an exaggerated risk [ 2- 4].

Mr. Sadovyy, Lviv's mayor, said Mr. Yanukovych and his supporters had exaggerated the risk of extremism to scare people into submission.

Imagined or exaggerated risks are weighted far more heavily than real benefits, and society is robbed of life-enriching (and in many cases life-saving) developments.

Back in 1994 when I wrote the first edition of Child Safety on the Information Highway for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, we didn't have research to distinguish between likely and exaggerated risks.

The steepness of the rise suggests those operations were driven less by medical advice than by women's exaggerated sense of risk of getting a new cancer in the other breast.

21 It is therefore unsurprising that 68% of our respondents agreed with one item in our exaggeration scale, "I think that the media have over-exaggerated the risks of catching swine flu".

— and an already exaggerated sense of the risk of terrorism turned a horrible story of maiming and death and cruelty into a national epic of fear.