Sentence examples for mean risk perception from inspiring English sources
Comparatively low mean risk perception levels (in terms of perceived likelihood) occurred before the earthquake.
Participants who were not referred from intervention practices showed lower cancer worry and mean risk perception than those who were referred.
For example, mean risk perception scores for antibiotics varied from 3.995%5% CI 3.5 to 4.3) for Australia to 7.1 (95% CI 7.0 to 7.2) for Eastern Europe.
The women rated cranberries and ginger least harmful (mean risk perception scores 1.1 and 1.5 of 10, respectively) and antidepressants, alcohol, smoking and thalidomide as most harmful (7.6, 8.6, 9.2 and 9.4 out of 10, respectively).
Higher mean risk perception levels (in terms of perceived severity) occurred when households perceived the Natech accident, especially while they were staying at either the first or second evacuation shelter, and when they received the actual Natech evacuation order.
There was no difference in mean risk perception between patients referred from intervention or comparison practices (Table 4).
This means that risk perception, following logically, must then be related specifically to the particular threat, and restricts our ability to place one 'risk' in relation to broader concerns of individuals and communities.
Mean (SD) risk perception score was 3.43 (1.09) with a median of 4.0.
To compare these three types of EMF sources, a group mean of risk perception was calculated for the domestic sources and the environmental sources.
That means risk and change.
