Sentence examples for future high risk from inspiring English sources

First, we speculate that our results may be explained by muscle strength in youth being one selection criterion for future high risk activities with a negative influence on the musculoskeletal health, for example, higher risk of joint injury due to sports participation or manual repetitive work load.

One feasible approach is to design a vaccine containing conserved immunogenic peptides that represent the genotypic diversity of all the current and future high-risk HPV types.

That government cash would have helped rehabilitate future, high-risk offenders once they're let out of jail.

On Thursday, Atlas club president Gustavo Guzman complained that the city did not send the agreed number of municipal police officers and called for the presence of state police in future "high-risk games".

In addition, monitoring of psychological causes for and circumstances of habitual behavior [ 21] may help participants to identify future high-risk situations, so that strategies can be developed beforehand.

Since low numbers of EPCs are important predictors of future cardiovascular morbidity and mortality in healthy and T2DM high-risk patients, our observation of a reduction of EPCs already in youth could be relevant for understanding the future high cardiovascular risk of T1DM children, adolescents, and young adults.

For individuals under the age of 65 years, a bone mineral density measurement is recommended for those who have at least one major, or 2 minor risk factors for future fracture (high risk).

Such studies will facilitate the identification of current and future areas of high risk of occurrence of B. burgdorferi in the region.

Our team is currently updating the 2010 Canadian Osteoporosis Guidelines with a focus to closing the care gap and reducing the risk of future fracture in high risk populations such as elderly populations with hip fracture.

In part, our results are also comparable to those by Erlenmeyer-Kimling et al [ 30], who found that impairments in multiple cognitive measures best predicted future schizophrenia in high risk subjects.

Giving birth was also associated with a future somewhat higher risk for SA, in line with that of those not giving birth.