Sentence examples for present a risk factor from inspiring English sources

In a study with only 15 women with BD, it was estimated that around 50% who started treatment with lithium developed a sexual dysfunction (Grover et al. 2014), while another study (including n = 105, 59 women with BD) concluded that lithium monotherapy did not present a risk factor for sexual dysfunction only when combined with benzodiazepines (Ghadirian et al. 1992).

Just as unsatisfactory school performance is often a source of anxiety in adolescents [26], it is easily conceivable that the pressure to excel within their sport could present a risk factor in high level athletes; especially if a large discrepancy exists between the desired or imposed goals and actual performance, and thus becomes a source of excessive worry.

IL-8 and CXCR2 overexpression may present a risk factor in the development and progression of solid tumors.

Nevertheless, it is safe to conclude that the presence of Carnobacterium spp. in food does not present a risk factor for human illness, except for the production of the biogenic amine, tyramine, as discussed previously.

This paper presented a risk factor probability comprehensive evaluation model which considers historical data as well as the experts' analysis of the object system in recent years, namely, the risk factor probability evaluation model based on information revision, and employed for risk evaluation of the city gas transmission and distribution system with a case study.

High prenatal testosterone exposure, as assessed by its proxy 2D∶4D, probably presents a risk factor for the development of alcohol dependency via mechanisms to be investigated.

As for the control group only the genotype (TA 7/ TA 7 presented a risk factor for gallstones formation.

Several studies have investigated whether incomplete revascularization presents a risk factor for long-term outcome after CABG.

These data are consistent with those from other studies of vulnerable areas [ 36], but also presents a risk factor profile that is markedly different from Sweden in general.

Petersen [ 8] presented a risk factor model for dental caries, suggesting that socio-environmental factors influence behavioral- and attitudinal factors which in turn impact on clinical- and subjective oral health outcomes.

This study reveals a high prevalence of T2D, independently of country of origin (Iraq or Sweden), in a socially vulnerable area and additionally presents a risk factor profile that is markedly different from that of Sweden in general.