Sentence examples for methods or risk from inspiring English sources

Scheduling methods or risk management methodologies are just two examples.

Among these, 23 used what appear to be risk-based approaches (e.g., mentioned using U.S. EPA methods or risk assessment methods).

Purpose of testing, mean age of participants, HIV status, cytology and biopsy results, detection methods, use of commercial methods, or risk of bias as a result of patient selection did not explain any heterogeneity between indices for study accuracy.

A systematic search of PubMed, Web of Knowledge, PsycINFO, African Index Medicus, Eastern Mediterranean Index Medicus and African Journals OnLine was conducted for papers published between January 1998 and June 2013 that investigated fatal and non-fatal suicidal behaviour in an African country (incidence, methods or risk factors).

"We need a proper strategy across Europe to conserve wild bees and pollinators through habitat protection, agricultural policy and farming methods, or we risk big financial losses to the farming sector and a potential food security crisis," he said.

Reviews with emphasis on toxicology, analytical methods, life cycle, or risk assessment were not considered, and only one paper per first author was selected.

However, analyses of sibling pairs who share genetics and environmental exposures have attributed the association between breastfeeding and child overweight to unmeasured confounding by the mothers' choice of feeding method or other risk factors with greater effects on body size [ 48].

In case of risk-averse decision-makers, alternatives can be valued via their risk-adjusted expected NPV, which can, among others, be calculated via the certainty equivalent method or a risk-adjusted interest rate (Copeland et al. 2005).

In case of risk-averse decision-makers, alternatives can be valued via their risk-adjusted expected NPV, which may among others be calculated via the certainty equivalent method or a risk-adjusted interest rate (Copeland et al. 2005).

After adjustment for baseline differences, practice computer system and method of presentation (computer or risk chart) there were no statistically significant differences between the AR and NNT groups in terms of primary and secondary outcome variables at 12 months (Table 3).

Furthermore, the database containing cross-sectional and longitudinal information on multiple health risks in older people will also be useful for refining existing instruments or methods of risk prediction in older people.