Sentence examples for medium risk groups from inspiring English sources

For medium risk groups more recall and utilization of fluorides should be recommended and for high risk groups recall with dentists and hygienists and maximal utilization of fluorides and anti-microbial agents, could be recommended.

Eleven babies were born from the low risk group (61% success rate) compared to five from the medium risk group (19% success rate) and none from those deemed high risk.

However, majority of patients fell within the medium risk group.

In the medium risk group, the risk score tool overpredicted risk in men and women, but more so for men.

Of these, 21 (7.3%) patients had Rockall scores <3 (low risk group), 253 (88.2%) had scores of 3 8 (medium risk group), and 13 (4.5%) had scores >8 (high risk group).

The subsequent inclusion of the former medium risk group of patients scoring 6 8 on the Charing Cross Score likely accounts for the increased MTX resistance was seen.

From the overall population, 37.8% of patients were in the GRACE high-risk group, 36.1% in the GRACE medium risk group and 26.1% in the GRACE lower risk group (categories according to the ESC guidelines).

We particularly examine a further division of the 0 4 CTC group into a low risk group with 0 CTC and a medium risk group with 1 4 CTC and provide a sensitivity analysis with CTC as a count variable.

Applying additional differentiating criteria identified from our study (e.g. history of MRSA infection or history of pneumonia within 1 year) reduced the number of non-MRSA patients in the medium risk group from 43% to 7%.

The definition of a medium risk group, which was also used by Botteri et al. [ 19], was motivated by the assumption that already a single detected CTC reflects a higher probability for forthcoming death.

This model incorporates a low risk group of bereaved people that are likely to adjust in time with the support of family and friends; a medium risk group that would benefit from a volunteer-led, or peer support group, to prevent the development of ongoing issues; and a high risk group that would most likely require formal support from health professionals.