Sentence examples for higher-risk groups from inspiring English sources

These are higher-risk groups, so higher probability of use among them is optimal and suggests that translational medicine is being practiced.

Higher-risk groups would have higher costs associated with no screening.

Men over 50, younger men with a family history of prostate cancer and higher-risk groups, such as African-Caribbean men, must be put firmly in the driving seat and empowered to decide whether they want a test – it is not for government or health professionals to make this decision on their behalf.

Dr. Kemp said veterans tend to fall into higher-risk groups, which include: being male; living in a rural area, particularly in the West; and having access to firearms.

Ten percent of adults are shifted into higher-risk groups by the simplified system; at the same time, the system underestimates the risk for 5 percent of adults, who might benefit from more aggressive therapy.

Additional work is needed to develop screening or assessment tools to identify ED drivers who may be at especially high risk of crash and to develop targeted interventions for these higher-risk groups.

The C.D.C. has requested that those who fall into the higher risk groups get the first shots and that everyone else wait until November when the supplies are more plentiful.

Despite the concerns raised in the report, Knight said it was testament to the dedication of NHS staff that the overall maternal death rate was going down at a time when there were more pregnancies and more higher risk groups such as older women and obese women giving birth.

Even within the higher risk groups, some women note improvement in headache with combined HCs use.

While children with higher risks of injury were considered in these systematic reviews of interventions, children with disabilities were not one of the higher risk groups considered.

Targeted initiatives and education programs focusing on these higher risk groups, in particular, is needed to increase uptake and use of CRS thereby decreasing Pacific children's exposure to injury risk.