Sentence examples for much reduced risk from inspiring English sources

The survey asked 4,685 people if they were comfortable with three enhancements likely to be available in the near future: gene editing that gives babies a "much reduced" risk for disease; a chip implanted in the brain that improves cognitive abilities; and synthetic blood that substantially bumps up physical prowess.

The proximity (adjacency in many instances) of Rice and Vantage assists is likely to do much to reduce risk and increase efficiency.

Much of this reduced risk--both facial and financial--can be explained by the technology.

"Flooding is all about risk and you can never eliminate risk but you can very much reduce the risk and what dredging does is reduce the volume of water ending up in these areas.

Respiratory hemodialysis, in contrast to traditional ECCO2R using a hollow fiber membrane, is an attractive treatment option for patients with hypercarbic respiratory failure as intensive care units already have dialysis equipment available, clinical staff are familiar with its use, lower flow rates, and much reduced air embolism risk.

This could save you from having to reach up so much, reducing the risk of hurting your arms.

"You have to be a guy who likes risks, even if it is much reduced the amount of risk you have….

It is likely to become the preferred radiotherapy method for most childhood cancers, as the unwanted exposure to radiation of healthy tissue is much reduced and so the risk of second cancers later in life is also much reduced.

Lead poisoning, though much reduced, is still a risk for millions of children who live in old homes with lead-based paint, plaster or putty, as well as those with old toys, cribs and imported pottery.

In countries where mutton is eaten well-cooked, the risk is much reduced [ 1].

Whether a long duration of association could bias estimates of relative risk depends, in part, on whether females that approach high and low chirp rate males spend different amounts of time above ground before entering the male's burrow where the female's risk is likely much reduced.