Sentence examples for interdisciplinary risk from inspiring English sources
The primary hypothesis of the randomised study was that knowledge of proADM values improves interdisciplinary risk assessment and safely reduces LOS without excess adverse events and patient dissatisfaction.
A reduction of 0.5 days (within 30 days of follow-up; 7.3%) and 0.7 days (within 90 days of follow-up; 8.9%) for the proADM groups is clinically remarkable as it was embedded in an interdisciplinary risk assessment bundle and compared with a highly competitive, guideline-conforming and strictly reinforced control group.
The Agence de la santé et des services sociaux de Montréal (ASSSM) has commissioned our team to help evaluate the implementation of an integrated and interdisciplinary cardiometabolic risk (diabetes and hypertension) management and prevention program.
One key area of socially relevant interdisciplinary science is risk assessment, which involves both research on the effects of various substances or practices and the evaluation of those effects once identified.
The new funding, geared at providing stable support for high-risk, interdisciplinary research, exceeds the original commitment of $40 million that the Kavli Foundation made to the national Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies BRAINN) Initiative, when it was first launched by President Obama in 2013.
Patients received interdisciplinary education about risks and changes in habits inherent in a major surgery on the digestive tract and the need for postoperative lifestyle changes.
Discussion: We recommend that interdisciplinary work on zoonotic risk should take into account the complexity of risk environments, rather than limiting studies to simple linear causal relations between risk drivers and disease emergence and/or spread.
In contributing to these efforts, we suggest that interdisciplinary research on zoonotic risk should be able to account for the complexity of "risk environments" (Barnett and Blaikie 1992), rather than simple linear causal relations between risk drivers and disease emergence and/or spread.
This paper is abundant with interdisciplinary ideas using advanced risk management methods on renewable energy issues.
Toward tsunami disaster risk reduction, interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary approaches are needed for scientists with other stakeholders.
