For example, models are required that permit the testing of risk factors assessed using continuous measures as predictors of initiation and progression of substance use and the investigation of moderators of the liability to initiate and progress in substance use when these reflect independent liabilities of risk.
This study should permit the determination of the risk of bias when comparing and selecting animals from different herds on estimated breeding values (EBV), and the results obtained can then be used as a reference for other beef cattle breeds, which are almost exclusively bred by natural service.
Sound principles of risk management decision making will permit the identification of multiple risk management interventions designed to reduce population health risks within the context of the NexGen framework for risk science.
For these reasons, SNC has been designated a 'sentinel cancer' that may permit the identification of environmental cancer risk factors (Rutstein et al, 1984).
Therefore, a good understanding of the epidemiology of OP and osteoporotic fractures can help identify those at greatest risk and permit the appropriate targeting of treatment for the prevention of fractures.
In light of these results, it is likely that interventions to reduce the prevalence of child sexual abuse should focus on the population as a whole, since it appears that, barring gender differences, none of the demographic characteristics studied permit the easy identification of high risk sub-groups.
At the cutoff value of 6,624 pg/ml, NT-proBNP within the first 24 hours could permit the detection of the high-risk mortality population in cancer patients presenting septic shock.
A better understanding of the biomarker signature that precedes the clinical manifestation of dementia, and specifically dementia due to Alzheimer's disease (AD), would permit the identification of a high-risk group of individuals who could be preferentially enrolled in studies testing preventive interventions.
The photographs are dull and quaint, but heavily controlled; no images of food not available in the USSR were permitted, at the risk of tormenting the hungry populace to the point of social unrest.
