Sentence examples for low danger from inspiring English sources

For the 51 participants who demonstrated overprediction of fear, high danger led to reliably more fear overprediction than low danger; and low safety led to reliably more fear overprediction than high safety.

Significant down-regulation of GO innate immune response pathways in both lines during the PND 3 10 interval points toward the steady-state, mature pulmonary macrophage as relatively quiescent and tolerant toward low danger stimuli.

But on Monday, a joint assessment by scientists working for the Food and Drug Administration, the Agriculture Department and several other federal agencies said there was a very low risk of danger to humans who consume meat from animals that were accidentally fed melamine-tainted feed.

Identification and invasion of privacy/anonymity (and the compromise thereof) are very low risk compared to the dangers associated with discarded needles.

Is crime a low-probability danger?

That led to his first trilogy of novels called the Uncommon Stock series, which are thrillers set against the backdrop of a fast-growing startup and show the sorts of highs and lows (and danger!) you don't get in the business shelves.

Like a virus, albeit non-infectious, the homeopathic remedy thus becomes a salient low-level danger signal or threat to the survival of the organism.

The participants' low perceived risk about the dangers of HPV was reflected in their own lack of regular cervical screening for themselves.

Their low perceived risk of the dangers of HPV in addition to the lack of reassurance by their health care providers failed to convince the participants that the vaccination was important to protect their daughters' health.

The low perceived risk about the dangers of HPV reduced the participants' incentive to have their daughters receive the vaccination, and their daughters' young ages lowered the perceived risk even further.

The risk of such an outbreak turning into a pandemic is low, but the danger, if it does, is huge: in 1918 50m-100m people were killed by Spanish flu, compared with 16m in the first world war and 30m so far from AIDS.Fortunately, the world is better prepared for an outbreak than ever before (see article).