Sentence examples for proved risk from inspiring English sources

Secondary objectives concern the program induced changes of other factors relevant for active self management, for example pain-related cognition like catastrophizing, or physical activity, and their influence on the mentioned primary outcomes as well as their efficacy controlled for empirically proved risk factors (yellow flags).

With this new design, despite a radiological increase in the lateral offset, there is no proved risk for the cuff, no early polyethylene wear, no dissociation and the clinical results seem to be similar to the cemented glenoids but avoiding their frequent troubles such as evolutive lucent lines and loosenings.

But a generation of people who grew up under the government's "one child" policy has proved risk-averse and slow to join or set up new companies.

Some asserted that involving their children proved risks were minimal.

The judges stated that local authorities could only restrict individual liberties if there was a "proven risk" to public order.

Both parties had committed to stopping the deportation of asylum seekers who have had to leave particular countries because their sexual orientation or gender identification puts them at proven risk of imprisonment, torture or execution.

The only proven risk, a condition called fluorosis, which results in white and sometimes brownish markings on the teeth from too much fluoride, rarely results from a normal intake of fluoridated water.

A Home Office spokesman said: "The new Government is committed to stopping the deportation of asylum-seekers who have had to leave particular countries because their sexual orientation or gender identification puts them at proven risk of imprisonment, torture or execution.

The committee was careful to say what it did not examine, including the proven risk that an innocent person could be sentenced to death and the fact that the administration of capital punishment could well be discriminatory.

One proven risk reducer is a blend of high doses of vitamins C and E, beta carotene and zinc.

Safety risks are managed according to a proven risk management framework (ISO 31000 2009) which is universally adopted across all industry sectors (ISO 2009).