Sentence examples for experience high risk from inspiring English sources

In a recently published study of college students in Chile, Wosu et al. [ 15] reported, that obese students were 8.26 times-as likely to experience high risk for OSA compared with normal weight students (95%% CI 4.59 14.86) after adjusting for confounders.

At comparable levels of CAD, DM individuals experience higher risk of mortality compared with non-DM individuals.

It is believed that female athletes may experience higher risk of sports anemia than male athletes due to the iron losses in some physiologic processes, such as menstruation [ 100].

Although it has not been documented in LMICs, elderly people may experience higher risk of developing epilepsy associated with progressive brain conditions that include tumors, cerebrovascular accidents and neurodegenerative conditions such as Alzheimer's disease (Commission on Epidemiology & Prognosis: International League Against Epilepsy, 1993).

Obese women (≥30 kg/m) had a 13.2-fold higher odds of experiencing high risk for OSA (aOR = 13.23; 95 % CI: 6.25 28.01) as compared with their lean counterparts.

Among the cases, six (33.33%) had experienced high risk factors, such as a history of eating uncooked frog meat or ingesting uncooked crabs or drinking contaminated water.

Among our cases, six had experienced high risk factors, such as a history of eating uncooked frog meat or ingesting uncooked crabs or drinking contaminated water.

This clinic provides consultation services for preconception counseling, prenatal screening, diagnosis, and treatment for women who are experiencing high risk conditions in pregnancy.

After adjusting for confounders compared with normal weight women (<25 kg/m), overweight women (25 29.9 kg/m) had 3.69-fold higher odds of experiencing high risk for OSA (assessed using the Berlin questionnaire) (95 % CI: 1.82 7.50).

The Maternal Fetal Medicine and Obstetric Medicine (Perinatal) Clinics at the Royal Alexandra Hospital's (RAH) Lois Hole Hospital for Women (LHHW) provide consultation services for preconceptual counselling, prenatal screening, diagnosis, and treatment for women who are experiencing high risk conditions in pregnancy.

CONCLUSIONS: Canadian students with disabilities who engage in risk behaviors experience higher risks for medically attended injury than their nondisabled peers who engage in those same risk behaviors.