Sentence examples for minimisation of risk from inspiring English sources

Efficient prescribing and the minimisation of risk for patients can be supported and upgraded by educational barriers (classification for physicians) and information methods.

More information on a possible mechanism would be useful as further insight could facilitate effective minimisation of risk.

Clearly the major strength of this analysis is that we have analysed what we believe to be all available suitable data from completed studies of agomelatine (as shown in our funnel plots) by a robust method that enabled minimisation of risk of bias.

Issues to consider include advising and counselling patients at risk, the possible benefit of screening or prevention programmes, the impact on current treatment practices for Hodgkin's disease, and the research needed to enable judgement and minimisation of risk in the future.

With the development of oral anticancer agents, adherence to medication regimens is vital to maximisation of benefits and minimisation of risks.

Minimisation of risks, and hence a minimisation of the variance in mating success, may explain why most males focus their reproductive effort on only one female in L. ruficaudatus.

Minimisation of residual risk requires effective land management, recurrent funding and the perpetual vigilance of all parties.

The obtained information provided empirical bases to the minimisation of the risk of contamination of the evidence as well as for the evaluation of the analytical findings in the expertise on gunshot incidents.

These factors, together with the fact that ciclesonide has very low oral bioavailability due to almost complete first pass metabolism[ 14] would seem to create conditions favouring the maximisation of therapeutic effect in the lung and minimisation of the risk of systemic adverse effects.

Further key management concepts are the subgrouping of patients by severity, the minimisation of adverse event risk and proactive management of increased cardiovascular and malignancy risks.

"If we are to have a courageous society rather than a cowardly society, we need to abandon the rhetoric of risk minimisation". The shadow chancellor failed to explain why it is courageous to expose your workers to asbestos.