Sentence examples for ignorance of risk from inspiring English sources

The duration of this phase depended on the incubation period, which is shortest for influenza A/H7N9 and A/H1N1p, and longest for Ebola and Marburg viruses; for MERS-CoV, despite a mid-length incubation period, questionnaire screening contributes nothing due to our ignorance of risk factors.

In another audit, Shariff et al. found that 34% of the use of plasma units in their centre was inappropriate and concluded that this was "due to limited knowledge of its use in specific situations and ignorance of risks" [36].

In another audit, Shariff et al. found that 34% of the use of plasma units in their centre was inappropriate and concluded that this was "due to limited knowledge of its use in specific situations and ignorance of risks" [ 36].

In doing so they reveal ignorance of important risk assessment principles elaborated in an IPCS Framework document [ 11] for assessing the human relevance of non-cancer endpoints [ 13].

In contrast, vaccination of all exposed persons has been largely unrealized because of cost of rabies vaccine and human rabies immunoglobulin, as well as the ignorance of the risk of rabies in humans.

In one area with extensive seasonal out-migration, a study concluded that internal migrants reported poorer health-seeking behavior than their non-migrant counterparts, a difference attributed to ignorance of behavioral risk factors, lack of knowledge of health facilities, and cultural and linguistic barriers [ 55].

This ignorance of the risks extended to the top echelons of the banks.

To the extent that it contributes to ignorance of the risks associated with certain types of heterosexual sex, the FDA's policy, even in its revised form, actually presents a public-health concern.

A common reason is lack of needles and syringes combined with ignorance of the risks.

This may lead to ignorance of such important risk factor and subsequently under prioritize intervention in this special group.

It is meant to show that deaths (or increased risks for death) resulting from an individual's act that causes death (or the risk thereof) are not suicides if the individual acts in ignorance of the relevant risks of her behavior (for example, when an individual accidentally takes a lethal dose of a prescription drug).