Because of symptoms, people with lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) are often inactive, and this sedentary behaviour implies risk for diseases including obesity.
The aim of this study is improved quality according to well established principles for good clinical practice and should therefore not imply risks for the patients involved, and we find it unlikely that the current intervention might worsen the quality of care.
Nevertheless, such a trial implies risk of selection bias because, for our trial, we randomised rheumatologists to trial arms before they included patients, and they were consequently aware of the treatment they had to provide to the included patients.
The close contact between dogs and humans implies risks of zoonotic transmission for a variety of pathogens, especially by the faecal-oral route [ 6].
The properties imply risks and opportunities for biogas production and the possibility to develop towards a stage with a higher potential and a higher connectedness.
Correlations for housing systems were expected to be negative, because higher expert scores implied higher welfare, whereas higher RC scores implied more risk for welfare, i.e. lower welfare.
Multiple testing implied a risk for coincidental findings.
They have shown, but not recognised, that while the implied absolute risk for the average carrier in the population is not substantial, it may be very high for carriers detected through testing women with a strong family history.
However, this could imply a risk for correlations with the substituted mean rather than with the remaining patients' responses to the respective items in the PCA [ 45].
