Sentence examples for particularly low risk from inspiring English sources

The United States instituted bans on Canadian cattle and beef products after a case of mad cow disease was detected in Alberta last May but in August opened the border to some cuts of Canadian beef believed to have a particularly low risk of being tainted.

In relatively young patients with low to moderate risk factors and short hospital stay this type of operation is associated with a particularly low risk of developing thrombosis.

Conversely, there seems to be a particularly low risk of heart failure deaths in some rural areas within the western part of Stratford-on-Avon, lower than can be explained by our model.

In the absence of both these factors, patients have no more than a 12% risk of relapse, suggesting that there is a group of patients with a particularly low risk of relapse where surveillance might be an attractive option.

This suggests that serum CTx <600 ng/L after ≥3 months of IV bisphosphonate therapy may identify a patient population at particularly low risk of subsequent SREs, and hence identify likely candidates for more routine use of de-escalated therapy [ 20].

Can we identify patients more or less likely to benefit from preoperative CRT, in terms of defining either patients with a particularly low risk of local recurrence who do not require RT, or patients with a particularly high risk of metastatic disease for whom pelvic RT is probably irrelevant [43].

The women who give birth here comprise a particularly low-risk group, which includes those at more than 35 weeks of gestation and expecting a healthy baby.

Second, the magnitude of relative risk is highly dependent upon the overall risk of the population and the selection of the referent group; studies with low absolute risk and the selection of a particularly low-risk referent group will have very high relative risks across the spectrum of A1C.

However, a positive test result only moderately increases suspicion of disease, particularly in low risk subjects being tested for sporadic pheochromocytoma.

We found a considerable length of hospital stay for all patients and particularly in low risk CAP and acute bronchitis patients.

Low sustainability, i.e. no program effects after the 12 month follow-up, leads to increased net costs and decreased QALYs for men and women in all groups, but particularly for low risk women.