Sentence examples for more relevant risk from inspiring English sources
Our objective was to develop a practicable intraoperative model for predicting prolonged ICU stay which included more relevant risk factors.
In contrast, the association between quantitative CAC score or CAC score >0 with DCCT mean A1c (p = 0.025; p = 0.031, respectively) became non-significant upon adjustment for furosine (Table 4), perhaps suggesting that at the tissue level is a more relevant risk factor than at the blood level.
Since the sensitization to one of the peanuts' SSPs (in particular Ara h 2) has been proved to be a marker of positive oral provocation test in patients with suspected peanut allergy, our findings show a possible more relevant risk of clinical reactions in patients with early onset of peanut sensitization [ 25].
Thirdly, unlike most former studies that only aim to minimise statistical error measures, we compare this approach with financially more relevant risk-adjusted objective functions.
On the other hand, matching controls for date of CVC insertion was considered to decrease the more relevant risks of CVC-insertion doctor and time-related bias.
Characterizing variability in risk among different susceptible populations will ultimately make results of epidemiologic studies more relevant to risk assessment efforts and risk management decision making.
The fact that concavity is more relevant under risk aversion than under risk neutrality is due to the impact of remittances on the variance of consumption.
We emphasize the need for a coherent definition of recovery for more relevant ecosystem risk assessment and management.
Moreover, changes in adiposity or total body fat are more relevant regarding risk reduction compared to quantification of body weight reduction alone [43].
A new intraoperative prognostic model with more relevant correctable risk factors is needed.
Hence, these data are much more relevant for risk assessment than extrapolations from chemical concentrations in soil, air, and water [ 9- 11].
