Sentence examples for pattern with risk from inspiring English sources

International approaches to risk classification vary slightly, but all follow the same pattern, with risk level determined by the number and type of relatives diagnosed (i.e. first- or second-degree), the age at diagnosis and the presence of other high-risk features, i.e. mutation status for cancer-predisposing genes if present in the family [ 18- 20].

The SIRs for DLBCL and anaplastic large-cell lymphoma showed a U-shaped pattern, with risks highest in the first year after transplant, lower at 361 1800 days after transplant, and slightly higher again 1801+ days after transplant.

Yet, paradoxically, this concordance difference in smoking behaviour is not reflected in a concordance difference for lung cancer, although in female twins, where the prevalence is much lower, it did appear to follow a more conventional genetic pattern with risks in MZ being greater than in DZ twins, pointing to genetic predisposition (Lichtenstein et al, 2000).

The association of the Wolfe patterns with risk of breast cancer has been reviewed by Saftlas and Szklo [ 4] and by Goodwin and Boyd [ 5], who concluded that there is a two- to three-fold increase in risk between the N and DY patterns.

In the sensitivity analysis restricted to cases with any indication of a positive ER and PR expression versus a complete absence of ER and PR expression with reproductive factors showed similar patterns with risk of joint ER+PR+ and ER-PR- breast cancer subtypes (data not shown).

However, the association of Southern pattern scores with risk of sepsis differed by race (Pinteraction = 0.01).

The relationship between alpha-carotene intake and risk of prostate cancer showed a threshold pattern with lower risk in the secondary lowest and higher quintiles of alpha-carotene intake.

The relationship between total vegetable intake and risk of prostate cancer showed a threshold pattern with lower risk in the secondary lowest and higher quintiles of total vegetable intake.

Although specific components of the Mediterranean diet (Med-Diet) may influence PCa risk, few studies have assessed the traditional Med-Diet pattern with the risk of incident advanced or lethal PCa or with disease progression among men diagnosed with nonmetastatic PCa.

Mortality generally followed the morbidity pattern, with increased risk if CIN3 was diagnosed and treated late in life.

In these models, all cause mortality was related to systolic and diastolic blood pressure in a U shaped pattern, with increased risk of death in the tight control and uncontrolled groups compared with the usual control group (table 2).