In tiestall systems, an increased frequency of lying down and rising may lead to increased risk of teat tramping, leading to increased clinical mastitis incidence [ 35].
These have their own consequences, however, as they can lead to increased risk of infections.
These functional shifts might lead to increased risk of cardio-vascular diseases.
In addition, this discussion will include theoretical constructs for the description of the mechanisms that lead to increased risk.
There is convincing evidence that diets rich in whole grains protect against diabetes, whereas diets rich in refined carbohydrates lead to increased risk.
That can lead to increased risk of heart disease and cancer, he says.
This could lead to increased risk of diabetes and therefore care should be taken before embarking on an IF programme.
The implementation gap previously shown in the literature lead to increased risk of incurring catastrophic expenditure due to TB [11].
There are also a number of community-level factors that lead to increased risk of fatal assaults of LEOs.
Increases in rural roadway traffic may also lead to increased risk for farm equipment crashes (Peek-Asa et al. 2007; Harland et al. 2014).
Chronic medical conditions in patients with severe mental illness also lead to increased risk of frequent hospitalizations and re-hospitalizations (Davydow et al. 2015).
