Sentence examples for noticeable risk from inspiring English sources

New acquisitions, especially Skype, pose a noticeable risk in the near term, according to Piper, because they are all lower margin businesses whose models differ from eBay's transaction-based business.

Male breast cancer patient bear a noticeable risk of secondary cancers.

If such behavior would have been a noticeable risk factor, some cases should have been diagnosed every year among the millions of the French city dwellers who go to DARs for hiking and tourism.

In North Africa and the Middle East, trade in live animals, meat, and meat products poses noticeable risk to human and animal health (2, 3 ) and can serve as a mobile pool of diseases with potentially large economic and health effects.

Nevertheless, COX-2 inhibitors have also been associated with risk of GI toxicity, but the most noticeable risks are those associated with cardiovascular diseases and renal toxicity [ 8, 9].

Interestingly, there were no differences between users of mixtures, drugs with a noticeable addiction risk, and triptans, which have never shown potential addictive activity in animal tests.

There is a noticeable low risk area in the central-east possible due to low level of vegetation.

It is noticeable that for "Risk Rare" scenario when weighting pooling strategy is applied and for "Risk Common" scenario the estimates of type-1 error are below 0.05.

While analysing the effects of the carcinogen 7,12-Dimethylbenz(a)anthracene (DMBA) on the DNA labeling index (DNA-LI) in terminal end buds (TEBs), terminal ducts (TDs) and alveolar buds (ABs) of Sprague-Dawley rats in various stages of reproductive development, they found that rats who had interrupted pregnancies had no noticeable increase in risk for cancer.

Our results showed a noticeable increase in risk of oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma associated with drinking tea hot.

Of the SIDS infants, 16% (13/79) had been cosleeping on a sofa but because only one control infant had slept in a similar environment we combined those infants who shared their parents' bed and those who shared a sofa into a single group (despite the noticeable difference in risk between the two environments).