Sentence examples for modifiable attributes from inspiring English sources

DCEs have been applied to numerous healthcare contexts, 23 including bowel cancer screening, 24 although these have assessed preferences for different bowel screening tests and not modifiable attributes of a single, specific investigation.

DCEs allow (1) the value placed on key modifiable attributes of CTC (preparation, sensitivity and specificity, in this case) to be compared and (2) predictions of the probability that participants choose a test, which allows an estimate of which method of delivering CTC would achieve the highest level of uptake if offered for screening.

CRF is a modifiable attribute and can be enhanced with aerobic physical activities such as walking, running, swimming, or dancing.

Despite the clear connection between environmental influences and children's cardiometabolic health, we cannot ignore the impact of non-modifiable heritable attributes when considering MetS risks [ 40].

Risk markers are attributes (modifiable and non-modifiable) that are associated with increased probability of an outcome.

After one year of enhanced support, the modifiable population risk attributed to smoking (56%), high blood pressure (68%), and high cholesterol (53%) was removed.

The total burden of disease attributed to modifiable risk factors such as high blood pressure (7.6%), tobacco (7.8%), alcohol (2.3%), high cholesterol (6.2%), overweight (7.5%), low fruit and vegetable intake (2.1%) and physical inactivity (6.6%) is high [ 8].

However, the underlying cause has been attributed to two modifiable behavioural factors: food consumption and physical activity [ 2].

The variations in lipid profile with socio-economic status may be largely attributed to potentially modifiable factors such as obesity, physical activity and dietary intake.

This suggests that the variations in lipid profile with socio-economic status may be largely attributed to potentially modifiable factors such as obesity, physical activity and dietary intake.

At least 80percentt of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes are thought to be attributed to the modifiable risk factors of poor diet, lack of physical activity and tobacco use [ 6].