Sentence examples for predicting risks from inspiring English sources

Various approaches are presented for characterizing and predicting risks from genetically modified organisms, including chemical and biological agents.

Thus, it would be promising to extend the stochastic approach to routine DXA scans to assess the distribution of aBMD, offering a more clinically significant technique for predicting risks of bone fragility fractures.

These authors evaluated the incremental cost-effectiveness of adding SITA to patients with HbA1c > 6.5% while on MET in six European countries, using a discrete event simulation model which employed the UKPDS Outcomes Model risk equations for predicting risks of diabetes-related complications.

Knowledge about transport processes and the fate of microbial pollutants associated with rainfall and snowmelt is key to predicting risks from a change in weather variability.

Due to their nature, clinical models form an ideal candidate for evaluating diagnostic tests, developing glucose controllers, understanding disease progression, and predicting risks for complications.

It has been applied for predicting risks in many infectious disease occurrences [ 24]–[ 26] and was used here because it remains one of the most widely used and familiar techniques used in epidemiology.

The problem, he said, is that "our current methods don't do very well" in predicting risk.

Dozens of genetic tests are now being marketed to consumers, predicting risk for conditions ranging from heart attack to baldness, according to the Genetics and Public Policy Center at Johns Hopkins.

The earliest citation I can find in the Nexis databank is in a 1980 A.P. story predicting "risk to business from regime change".

RSBI was not a good indicator at predicting risk as only one patient scored >105.

BK viral load determinations are a highly sensitive and specific method for predicting risk for PVAN.