Sentence examples for extent and risk from inspiring English sources

The index claims to give 'the most accurate and comprehensive measure of the extent and risk of modern slavery, country by country, currently available'.

Yet, very few studies have documented its extent and risk factors in the general population.

To investigate the extent and risk factors for hypotension among women undergoing elective cesarean section, and whether maternal hypotension has any impact on perinatal infant outcome.

The aim was to study the extent and risk of knee injuries in children with GJH and knee hypermobility.

The Environment Agency next committed itself to evaluating the full spatial extent and risk of endocrine disruption in English fisheries.

The objectives were to provide descriptive molecular epidemiology of MDRTB cases in the city during 1995-1997 and to identify predominant MDR strains present during these years, as well as the extent and risk factors for clustering among these cases.

Viruses that show zoonotic potential in these populations will be further investigated through population-level serological studies to determine the extent and risks of these zoonotic infections across Vietnam.

This paper utilises the data from a survey of 94 graziers in the Burdekin River catchment to explore whether and to what extent motivations and risk perceptions influence the adoption of BMPs.

Traditionally, community level information has been collected at the community level by nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), governments, and others in flood risk zones using participatory methods such as Participatory Vulnerability and Capacity Assessment (PVCA) resulting in a variety of different products, for example, maps of hazard, flood extent, exposure, and risk (Fig. 1a).

The methodology that is illustrated assumes that post-event damage assessments are useful to verify to what extent hazard and risk assessments that were available to planners to make decisions before the disaster were correct and if they were actually used as a basis for locational and zoning choices.

We have developed a methodological approach that allows us to collect, collate and analyse data on the nature and duration of symptoms, and describe the extent of, and risk factors for, patient and provider delay in young women with cervical cancer.