Additional adjustment for CSF opening pressure did not result in measureable changes in the relative risk (0.3; 95% CI,.1, 1.0).
Even at low BAC, unintentional injury risk increases significantly compared with persons with no measureable BAC.
A longer period was not chosen to minimise the risk that the participant's health would change in a measureable way during the between-assessment period.
Frailty potentially represents a measureable phenotype, which, if quantified with a standardized protocol, could reliably estimate the risk of adverse surgical outcomes.
For RiskScape and other risk assessment purposes, the most useful HEMU measures a hazard characteristic that is most strongly correlated to (or causes) damage and preferably is measureable after the event and/or a forward physical model output (e.g., Wilson et al., 2014).
Large programmes with a wide thematic approach have the opportunity to work in any of these ways or a combination of them; however there is a risk that a scattergun approach will result in improvements in individual institutions but without measureable changes within the health system.
It is imperative that countries commit to specific, measureable outcomes, because, in the words of Hillary Clinton: "What gets measured gets done".
14 Thus, there may be a measureable relationship between muscle strength decline in aging individuals and BMD loss, an important factor in osteoporosis risk that can be mediated by proper exercise or treatment regimens.
In addition, there may be biological variability in the initial conditions for each measureable quantity, as well as the contribution from the source of environmental chemical exposure under consideration for risk management.
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