Sentence examples for injecting a risk from inspiring English sources

Requiring help injecting, a risk factor for CIRI in this study, may increase risk of exposure to bacteria when the individual who is administering the injection injects themselves before injecting the person who requires assistance (i.e., "second on the needle").

"Amnesty injects a risk into every conspiracy".

Gaskell said the move to allow universities unlimited recruitment has also injected a new risk in competing for the same pool of applicants.

An uncertain and globally uneven regulatory environment around digital currencies injects an additional risk factor into this category of startups.

Depression and drug dependence were also highly prevalent; cocaine dependence in particular was associated with elevated rates of injecting risk and sexual risk behaviours.

It may be that those in our study who reported living in unstable housing may also frequent risky injecting environments, which in turn lead to rushed injections (i.e., not taking time to go through every step of the injection process to ensure a safer injection) or injecting in a high-risk location like the groin for a 'quick fix' [ 25].

The use of HCV as a population-level marker of injecting risk behaviour and, consequently, HIV risk and epidemic potential is appealing with the constrained resources for HIV research and programming.

"We know that concentrating and taking bigger bets can increase risk and inject a lot of volatility," Mr. Caldwell said.

"When you inject a drug you increase the risk of hepatitis and HIV transmission," he says.

First, the skin is extremely thin and translucent, and depending on the filler injected, there is a risk of visible lumps or the Tyndall effect, a bluish discoloration due to the optical properties of the filler used.

Including exposure to markets outside the United States can augment a well-diversified portfolio's long-term returns without injecting additional risk.