Sentence examples for increased perception of risk from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, though, neither the overall general medical utilization of our patient population nor the ED physician asking about smoking status was associated with increased perception of risk from smoking.

In their minds, that light, sketchy border minimized the distinction between Utah and Nevada, and thus increased perception of risk.

This increased perception of risk is consistent regardless of whether the risk of manufactured nanomaterials is considered to oneself or if placed in one of five representative products.

In an unaffected country like the Netherlands, true risk may have been low, but SARS still received broad media attention, which may have increased perception of risk.

Similarly, Swan et. al. demonstrated that rural Australian women with a history of GDM had a low prevalence of healthy diet and physical activity behaviors despite increased perception of risk and knowledge about prevention strategies for type 2 diabetes [ 21].

We expected that weaver behavior would vary with this increased perception of risk such that the latency to initially visit a feeding plate would increase with increasing distance from cover, and the number of visits would decrease.

Having a family history of CRC could be more strongly associated with knowledge of risk factors due to increased perceptions of risk and motivations to prevent the disease [ 29].

If on the other hand they feel they can do nothing or little to change their behaviour, then increased perceptions of risk can be counter-productive leading to avoidance (e.g. avoid thinking about STIs), information derogation (e.g. 'health related messages are over-hyped'), or threat minimisation (e.g. denying you're at risk of STIs).

Despite numerous studies having demonstrated a greater risk of contracting A/H1N1 flu in young people 39 and a greater risk of severe symptoms in infants and older individuals 40, (41), among the healthcare workers surveyed such findings did not seem to increase perception of risk or translate to a greater intention to vaccinate against the pandemic.

However, anxiety does remain higher than negatives, most likely associated with an increased perception of the risk of developing CRC.

The explanation could be that the traditional sexual practices may not necessarily lead to increased perception of HIV risk if these practices are socially supported by the community and families [ 10].