Sentence examples for given a higher risk from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

A higher internet usage gives a higher risk of becoming a victim of cybercrime, as several studies showed (Choi 2008; Holt and Bossler 2008; Junger et al. 2017; Pratt et al. 2010; Reyns and Henson 2015; van Wilsem 2013a, b .3 For nearly all countries that are included in this survey the percentage of the population that uses the internet slightly increased during our study period (Eurostat 2016).

Prior treatment of co-trimoxazole gave a higher risk of cotrimoxazol resistance of the isolates.

Kirkpatrick (1988) [ 31] found that an urban locality gave a higher risk of parasitic infection compared with a non-urban locality.

The ALT approach gave a higher risk of revision due to aseptic loosening (RR = 1.6 CI: 1.0 2.5), as did low age (Table 7).

All recurrent meniscal tears in our patients were located in the pars intermedia; the poorer blood supply in this region may give a higher risk of re-rupture.

A higher consumption of fish may substitute for high intake of other presumably less healthy foods, e.g. processed meat; a product formerly found to give a higher risk of mortality [ 32].

Multivariate analysis showed that older age, diabetes, 'en bloc' surgery and higher drain production on the last day of drain in situ gave a higher risk of developing short-term complications.