Sentence examples for inconspicuous risk from inspiring English sources
As stated by Rose [ 9] when applied to general health and by Batchelor and Sheiham [ 2] for caries, the largest "... burden of ill health comes more from the many who are exposed to low inconspicuous risk than from the few who face an obvious problem".
Our critique of the high-risk strategy which we shall demonstrate in this paper is based on the concept that the largest "... burden of ill health comes more from the many who are exposed to low inconspicuous risk than from the few who face an obvious problem" [ 9].
Otherwise, selection should favor the disappearance of palatable mimics, which suffer from higher predation risk than inconspicuous phenotypes [ 2]. White admirals, that is, the Holarctic butterfly genus Limenitis (Nymphalidae), have been the target of research into the function and evolution of mimicry for more than 40 years.
As for Europe, which has been free of the disease since 1999 [ 1], the risk of CBPP re-introduction through clinically inconspicuous carrier animals is still existing and deserves permanent attention of traders and importers in the face of intensive international trade in live cattle.
In this context, aphids reduce the predation risk by not attracting natural enemies and remaining inconspicuous while they reduce physiological cost to produce EBF.
Advice includes packing light, minimising risks while travelling and how to dress as an inconspicuous traveller.
The effect of conspicuous hard tags depends less on staff vigilance than soft inconspicuous tags in that they convey to the shoplifter the impression that they face increased risks of apprehension if they steal the goods.
Assiduously inconspicuous.
(Talk about inconspicuous consumption).
What an inconspicuous connection!
Grab lunch somewhere inconspicuous".
