Sentence examples for incident risks from inspiring English sources

We believe that the key major incident risks on the horizon are vastly different to the challenges of even five years ago.

Severe flooding, which was top of our list of major incident risks, can mean schools are forced to close, in-home care services fail to get through, and emergency response services are forced to draft in additional support from other areas.

Thirty-nine articles presented associations or incident risks of between an operationalized frailty assessment and cognitive impairment; two specifically identified cognitive impairment as a risk factor for incident frailty [ 9, 12].

Our findings suggest that studies using relatively short prevalence periods to exclude pre-existing disease from the incident risk set may overestimate the incidence of the condition because the risk set includes false positive (undetected) prevalent cases.

That is to say, additional lengthening of the prevalence period will not result in any additional reclassifying of "incidence only" patients as "both prevalence and incidence" patients, or in their removal from the incident risk set.

China's state media warned that Japan's handling of the incident risked escalating tensions.

The incident risked gravely offending residents of Falluja, which was the most fortified bastion of Sunni guerrillas and religious extremists before a Marine invasion in November 2004.

In a meeting with Wilsons yesterday, it was agreed that Wilsons will not downgrade incident risk ratings when SCA submit them to Command.

Not that either yesterday's three and a quarter mile Becher Chase or the shorter Grand Sefton Chase was without incident; risk cannot be removed from jump racing.

Moscow has repeatedly accused Ukrainian forces of shelling across the border but Sunday's incident saw the first claim of a fatality and the Russian foreign ministry said the incident risked "irreversible consequences".

Circulating choline, betaine and carnitine levels also have been shown associated with prevalence of cardiovascular disease and can predict incident risk for major adverse cardiac events.