Sentence examples for given a high risk from inspiring English sources

And online records appear to indicate the Tazreen factory was given a "high risk" safety rating after an inspection in May 2011 and a "medium risk" rating in August 2011.

QTc values of more than 500 ms were given a high risk rating, those falling between 440 and 500 were medium risk and those values less than 440 were considered low risk.

Figure  2 presents the ORs from logistic regressions, such that the coefficients are the odds of having a diagnosis of a specific new onset disease given a high risk score divided by the odds for individuals with low risk scores (a value of 1 indicates identical likelihood).

This means that a patient with an event (revisit to the hospital or death) had a 71% probability of being given a higher risk score than a patient with no event.

Overall, an estimated 1m people need food aid now, and many will need it through the winter.In built-up areas, water and sanitation systems have been shattered, so some 4m people are defecating in the open, giving a high risk of an outbreak of disease.

9 10 Minimal persistent allergic inflammation of the nasal mucosa 11 synergises with infective inflammation; thus, subjects with AR have more problems with viral colds, 12 and the combination in children of allergic sensitisation, relevant allergen exposure and viral cold gives a high risk for hospital admission for asthma in children.

Here we estimated the conditional CIF of bipolar disorder after age 18 given a high-risk subject had major depressive disorder prior to age 18.

Our results suggest that the ADRB1 gene Arg389Gly polymorphism can be a good biological marker to predict the risk of cardiovascular diseases development given a high-risk AI.

The Arg389Gly polymorphism of the ADRB1 gene may be a worthy biological marker to predict the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases given a high-risk atherogenic index.

If one or more of the outcomes for a trial was given a high-risk classification according to table 1, the trial was deemed to be at high risk of bias from selective reporting.

We then simulated the epidemic using this model and varied each of the parameters shown in Figure 1 (e.g., the average number of high-risk contacts in 1 year, the likelihood of transmitting HIV given a high-risk contact, the fraction of persons with acute or chronic HIV infection that are placed on treatment each year, the likelihood of generating or losing drug resistance in 1 year).