Sentence examples for extended the risk from inspiring English sources

Pre-assembling the frame could reduce the time in the operating room but one important advantage of the Ilizarov technique is that it is an essentially closed method and if the surgical time is extended, the risk of wound contamination is low when compared with open plating of the tibial plateau [ 29].

As the follow-up period is extended, the risk ratio estimate will be diluted by CT clearance and PID caused by infections (both CT and non-CT) acquired after the screening and treatment, while in time the risk difference should converge to a stable estimate.

This new prognostic classification also better discriminates the 'good' and 'intermediate' prognosis patients by extending the risk classification to include a new 'good-intermediate' risk group.

Extending the risk window for pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 vaccine to any time before the index date reduced this to 0.7 (0.3 to 1.9).

Conversely, thrombus formation, such as that on bare steel mesh stents, might delay endothelialization and thus extend the risk of bacterial seeding.

To derive the shape of the exposure response curve at higher ambient concentrations, we incorporated information on risk due to exposure to SHS, HAP, and AS in order to extend the risk estimates to higher exposures.

Because characterization of pharmacokinetic variability is a necessary precursor to characterization of pharmacodynamic variability, this work considerably extends the risk assessment utility of PBPK-modeling tools and Bayesian methods for analysis of population-wide data, having both immediate impact and future translational potential.

In this respect, extending the risk-related variables from the systemic inflammatory response or the organ dysfunction to a global personalized approach, such as proposed in the PIRO concept [26], might eventually contribute to a better selection of the "good patients to include".

In this respect, extending the risk-related variables from the systemic inflammatory response or the organ dysfunction to a global personalized approach, such as proposed in the PIRO concept [ 26], might eventually contribute to a better selection of the "good patients to include".

Badescu et al. [5] extended the bidimesional risk models proposed by Avram et al. and derived the Laplace transform of the time until at least one insurer is ruined.

However, we extended the CVD risk factors to cover central obesity in view of the independent predictive value of excessive WC for CVD [ 18, 26].