Sentence examples for identical risk from inspiring English sources

Self-styled rationalists often seek to debunk the influence of mind over body: it seems too damned weird that, for example, women who believe they're at risk from heart disease are 3.6 times more likely to die from heart attacks than those with identical risk factors, but who lack the belief.

"Would people get on a plane if they knew it had a one in four chance of a major mechanical problem?" Mr. Rohlf asked, adding, "Federal wildlife agencies made conscious choices — under the guise of science — to allow offshore oil drilling with an identical risk of serious harm to endangered species".

Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) with the identical risk factors appeared to us to be less intensively investigated and treated by primary care physicians.

After excluding the women with a diagnosis of CIN grade 2 or 3 at initial colposcopy and directed biopsy (17.9%), the remaining women were at nearly identical risk for subsequent CIN grade 2 or 3 regardless of initial colposcopy result (completely negative colposcopy 11.3%; negative colposcopically directed biopsy 11.7%; and CIN grade 1 biopsy—13.0%).

We compared responses to an identical risk assessment questionnaire in 81% of the consecutively enrolled cohort participants (139 women, 259 men).

Feasibility and acceptability of ACASI, and a comparative analysis of enrolment responses between ACASI and FtF on an identical risk assessment questionnaire were evaluated.

Often, citizens will protest toxic waste dumps and other health threats only within their state borders, feeling immune to identical risks that are in neighboring states but even closer by.

The per-allele effect size of an identical risk-allele score on rate of weight gain between birth and 11 y was slightly lower in the NSHD (0.003 SDS/allele per year) than that reported in the ALSPAC population a cohort born in 1991 1992 (0.005 SDS/allele per year) (13).

Hindu, Muslim and Christian smokers are apparently at identical risks.

Switchers and quitters were found to have identical risks for cancer and cardiovascular disease and clearly lower than for continuers 53.

In separate analysis including only consummated suicides, identical risks were observed (HR = 1.9, 1.3 2.8 P = 0.0005) during the first 3 years after diagnosis, and HR 1.2 (0.8 1.8, P = 0.4) after four or more years of follow-up (Table 2).