Sentence examples for mean perceived risk from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 7 Mean perceived risk by location direction and elevation.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Mean perceived risk by distance.

There was no significant difference in mean perceived risk by age, education level or sex; nevertheless, urban dwellers on average regarded daily drinking to be more harmful than their rural counterparts.

In one, patients tended to initially overestimate their risk and giving risk information resulted in a significant reduction in perceived risk (eg, mean perceived 10-year risk of CVD fell from 48%to20%0%, n=95, p<0.001).

The likelihood of running out of battery is probably quite low, but the consequences of doing so are great, which means the perceived risk of a dead battery leaving you stranded feels quite high.

As shown in Fig.  2, the 8-item version of the measure is best at differentiating individuals who are around the mean or just below the mean on perceived risk.

Table 2 presents the adjusted mean of perceived risk from a multiple linear regression model that controlled for the contribution of several variables.

Organoleptic means "perceived by a sense organ".

The mean score for perceived risk among patients (2.21) was lower than that for physicians (3.63).

Lung cancer proved exceptional in this respect: regardless of PGT result, we observed a mean increase in perceived risk of lung cancer following PGT.

Unpaired t-tests will be used to compare the study groups regarding 1) the change of clinical parameters (HbA1c, blood pressure, cholesterol) from T0 to T3 and 2) the mean difference between perceived risk and assessed risk between groups.