Sentence examples for expected high risk from inspiring English sources

Thus, proper diagnostic and treating tools are needed to manage the expected high risk.

As expected, high risk CAP patients were older, more often nursing home residents and had higher rates of comorbidities and adverse outcome.

With an expected high risk endometrial carcinoma rate of 25%% at least 400 patients with endometrial carcinoma should be included to include at least 100 patients with high risk endometrial carcinoma.

The eminent vulnerability among urban poor women is further demonstrated by the higher risk of HIV positivity among the urban poor in female headed households, a disadvantage that persists even after the expected higher risk among those who are widowed, divorced or separated (who comprise a disproportionately high proportion of women in female headed households) are controlled for.

Kateros et al. [ 2] reported that AKI occurred in 8.9% of their peri-operative orthopaedic population (using the strict acute kidney injury network criteria); however, these data may be confounded by the inclusion of emergency orthopaedic admissions with an expected higher risk of AKI compared with an elective surgical population.

Mostly the evacuation map is what you expect: high risk around the river, bay, and sound; relative protection further inland.

Of the 312 PCR-positive samples, 280 samples were associated with the expected high-risk HPV genotypes and 32 samples with the HPV genotypes not included in the HCII high-risk probe cocktail.

Many who initiated ESRD therapy were from expected high-risk populations (i.e. older, diagnosed with diabetes and/or hypertension, with disproportionate representation of minorities).

The TrialNet Nutritional Intervention to Prevent type 1 diabetes (NIP) (27) is a pilot study that enrolled pregnant women in their 3rd trimester expecting high-risk babies based on family history.

As expected, high CPA risk parents with elevated BPD features (compared to high CPA risk parents with low BPD features) obtained significantly higher scores on several Child Abuse Potential Inventory scales, including the overall abuse scale (d = 1.03).

The programme is based on systematic weekly/fortnightly clinical screening of all cows in a herd at specific expected high disease risk periods, i.e., at drying off and at calving (5-21 days post partum).