Sentence examples for marginal risk of from inspiring English sources

He said his decision to declare South Africa's innings closed on the last day at Headingley, taking a marginal risk of defeat, was evidence of this outlook.

In line with previous work we measured persistence as the proportion of time a particular serotype persists above a given threshold level of 1E-8 [6], [9]. Figure 4b shows that in both models and for low levels of enhancement there is only a marginal risk of stochastic extinction.

However, aspirin history and the measured activity of platelet inhibition were associated with only a marginal risk of CT scan progression, craniotomy, mortality or poor outcome at multivariable analysis [ 42].

However, the finding suggests a marginal risk of CA disease due to MRSA in Milan: however, it is worth remembering that, although such diseases are relatively uncommon among the general population of Europe, they are considerably more frequent in intensive care units and hospital wards caring for patients with chronic diseases [ 14- 16].

An estimate of the marginal risk of death under the baseline treatment uptake is given by d/ N = N ⋅⋅ [ cf ⋅ (1 −  u b ) +  cf ⋅  RR ⋅  u b ] =  N ⋅  cf ⋅ (1 −  u b  ⋅  RRR), where d is the number of deaths under the baseline scenario.

In an additional analysis, we excluded all children with potentially extenuating circumstances, such as a history of previous tube insertion, another surgery/procedure at the time of tube insertion (for which the tubes do not carry a marginal risk of anaesthesia), and the presence of various conditions that would place a child at risk of a poor developmental outcomes from the sample.

Thereby, for each locus of the N-locus model under consideration, a binary variable is created (Xi; i = 0, 1, 2,.., N) using the principal of constructive induction and the machinery of MDR or MDR-PDT (Equation 4) which summarizes the marginal risk profile of the genotypes at each SNP.

Only the calibration intercept of the marginal risk calculation showed an underestimation of the outcome incidence (intercept 0.14).

"Folks who are coming from these countries that have even a marginal risk, or an infinitesimal risk of having been exposed in some fashion, we're making sure we're doing screening," he said.

The study's findings demonstrate an elevated risk for HCV seroconversion in relation to heroin, cocaine and crystal methamphetamine injection, but not prescription opioid injection after adjustment for covariates; however, the relatively small number of youth injecting prescription opioids may have limited detection of marginal risk differences.

We compare these two approaches to marginal risk calculation in terms of model calibration.