Sentence examples for increased risk of getting from inspiring English sources
Outside her familiar home environment, she is at increased risk of getting confused or falling over.
People who live near congested highways and in large cities like New York face an increased risk of getting cancer from air pollution, according to a national study by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Research in today's British Medical Journal links the use of oral bisphosphonates to an increased risk of getting one of the more severe forms of cancer, although no links were found to stomach or bowel cancer.
"On Saturday and Sunday it looks like we will have temperatures of around 28C (82.4F) but by Monday we have temperatures of 29C and 30C, with an increased risk of getting some showers," she said.
The court said that Myriad Genetics was entitled to patents on two human genes used to predict if women have an increased risk of getting breast and ovarian cancer.
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which specializes in patent cases, said that Myriad Genetics was entitled to patents on two human genes used to predict if women have an increased risk of getting breast and ovarian cancer.
Stricter border-security checks along the Balkan Route, combined with the increasing risk of getting caught up in expanding wars in the Middle East have made the overland passage less attractive.Instead smugglers have taken to the seas.
This result supports the findings that increasing risk of getting PD is associated with a close distance to infected farming sites [ 7, 14].
We explored the influence of LBD and site density on PD occurrence, and found that these variables also yielded a positive association with increasing risk of getting PD after adjusting for the effects of the other variables.
There is also the increased risk of someone getting injured.
High risk sexual behaviour (HRSB) refers to any lifestyle or an activity that places a person or people at an increased risk of suffering or getting infected with HIV/AIDS, a sexually transmitted disease and/or an unwanted pregnancy.
