Sentence examples for more severe risk from inspiring English sources
For example a moderate risk to humans may be considered more important than a more severe risk to a non-endangered species of fish.
However, adolescents and mothers with migraine and alexithymia reported higher scores on the SCL-90-R than adolescents and mothers without migraine, highlighting a more severe risk of psychopathology risk.
In spite of this more severe risk profile, glycoprotein (GP) IIb/IIIa receptor antagonists and statins were used with similar frequency in non-diabetic and diabetic patients (15 vs. 19 and 48 vs. 54%, respectively; P=NS for both).
The non-overlapping confidence intervals means that bottle feeding is a more severe risk factor for anxiety and depression than mixed breastfeeding.
The violent offenders had probably more severe risk factors than the non-violent and non-criminal groups which could have resulted in underestimating of the HRs of suicide.
Individuals with a domestically contacted infection may have a different, more severe risk profile, compared to individuals in the cohort with an imported infection.
More severe risks included increased anxiety, agitation and irritability, euphoria, and delusional thinking.
The food safety risks they perceive (e.g. biological contamination) may be less than more severe risks they do not perceive (e.g. heavy metals).
The present analyses suggest that the lack of greater benefit in the men may have been obscured by their more numerous and/or more severe baseline risk factors, especially fasting glucose concentration, which was modified only modestly by ILS.
He argued that allowing the climate to become increasingly destabilised posed a greater risk than wind farms, saying extreme heat caused "far more severe health risks … on our body, on our physiology, on our work productivity, on eco-systems, on infrastructure".
DE may thus pose different or more severe privacy risks due to the data types taken into consideration, which describes individuals rather than populations.
