Sentence examples for in relation to a risk from inspiring English sources
One of the best ways to determine the prevalence of a disease or symptom in relation to a risk factor is to compare a case group with a well-chosen control group.
By measuring the TPP the mechanical ventilator settings could be set more individually with respect to lung and chest wall mechanical characteristics, which enables the identification of lung recruitment potential in relation to a potential risk of VILI.
This effect was particularly seen in relation to an increased risk of ICU readmission.
have been identified in relation to an increased risk for T2DM.
A recent pilot study showed the predictive validity of a poor performance on two selected LMC tests in relation to an increased risk of lower limb/lumbar spine injuries in professional dancers [ 12].
Smith et al. was the first to report about the relationship between first trimester fetal two-dimensional ultrasound (2DUS) measurements in relation to an increased risk of preterm birth, a low birth weight or being small for gestational age (SGA) at birth [ 3].
Recent work in the obesity prevention field therefore provides valuable insights into how CMD prevention may similarly target these lifestyle risk factors and in this paper we examine this in relation to a particularly high risk time of development; that of adolescence.
The key feature of epidemiology is the measurement of infection outcomes in relation to a population at risk.
Furthermore, it shows that the addition of arterial stiffness improved cardiovascular risk stratification in relation to a prediction model with standard risk markers and that its predictive power is higher in younger individuals and patients with microvascular complications and poor glycemic control.
This investigation compared two within-individual analytic approaches to understand daily migraine occurrence and severity patterns in relation to a spectrum of suspected risk factors.
The aim of this study was therefore to compare patients with a first episode of either AMI or UAP in relation to a wide spectrum of risk factors and comorbidities.
