Sentence examples for made of risk from inspiring English sources

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An analysis was also made of risk factors for bloody diarrhea.

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Although concerns were associated with the use of data in anonymised form, most frequent mention was made of risks to individuals if identifiable data was disclosed.

As is often the case, much is made of the risk associated with the use of social media.

Much has been made of the risk for western Europe of depending too heavily on Russian exports of gas.

Much is made of the risk that goes into acting, of performers putting their bodies on the line, but directors are inevitably equally on the line.

A comparison was made of the risk of bias (CASP scores) according to studies' findings.

Much was made of the risks that Musharraf ran in standing with the United States, but in his Cabinet, at least, there was no dissent.

A comparative evaluation is made of the risks of the same techniques used in children and adults, and their benefit/risk ratio is discussed.

We made assessments of risk of bias in phenotype definitions, genotyping, and population stratification.

IFIs in this study occurred among a broad spectrum of patients and the fatality rate was high; clinicians should be made aware of risk factors, signs, and symptoms.

This combination of knowledge and lack thereof contributes to making issues of risk complicated from an epistemological point of view.

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