Sentence examples for furthermore a risk from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, a risk index was developed for the forest landscape, based on the critical wind speeds of stands, occurrence of strong winds and their directional distribution, and the prevailing snow loading in the region.
There is furthermore a risk that patients who had a consultation in late December 2004 did not collect their prescription drugs at the pharmacy until January 2005.
Furthermore, a risk score that included TnT and CysC at discharge, and age could improve risk stratification for mortality in older patients with HF in particular when NTproBNP was moderately elevated.
Furthermore, a risk-based methodology for using the set of scenarios in evacuation performance evaluation is proposed and it is demonstrated how the scenarios can be used to relate actual design options to the overall level of risk associated with the ship.
Furthermore a risk-based approach to the informed consent process was developed in collaboration with a parent's group from a representative participant population [ 25].
19 The IL1B homozygous wildtype genotype was associated with a higher risk of CRC and, furthermore, a reduced risk of CRC by intake of NSAIDs compared to the other genotypes.
Successful administration of ZFN- or TALEN-encoding genes leads to high intracellular levels of nucleases and furthermore imposes a risk of random insertion in the genome, resulting potentially in prolonged nuclease expression and accumulating events of off-target cleavage.
Furthermore, a retrospective risk assessment can be used to verify and give confidence in the predictive risk assessment methods and to confirm the conclusions of prospective risk assessment.
Furthermore, a higher risk of breast cancer among women with a history of SCM and excess SCM risk among breast cancer patients have been reported in several studies [ 32– 32].
Furthermore, a quantitative risk assessment model using rating functions is presented to identify inspection priority among multiple fatigue-sensitive details.
13 Furthermore, a lower risk perception correlates with higher rates of HIV infection.
