Sentence examples for putative hazard from inspiring English sources

This was done to test whether the putative hazard reported by Schmidt et al. [1] can be observed under a more realistic route of exposure.

The putative hazards of solid waste management cannot be evaluated without placing the problem within a cultural climate of crisis where some persons consider such by-products of "high, hard technology" to have raised unresolved moral and ethical issues.

We prospectively followed 919 incident hemodialysis patients and calculated hazard ratios (HRs) for putative risk factors of primary patency loss using Cox regression.

Our findings suggest that during this period females may be more vulnerable to a putative environmental hazard as a consequence of hormonal effects.

A tool, the Rapid Inquiry Facility (RIF), was developed at SAHSU to help staff respond rapidly, with expert advice, to ad hoc queries from funding departments about unusual clusters of disease, particularly in the neighborhood of putative environmental hazard sources (Aylin et al. 1999).

This concern has led to an increased demand for public health authorities and researchers to investigate potential clustering of diseases around putative sources of hazards [ 1- 10].

In the initial validation of the seven putative markers of metastatic LN, the Cox proportional hazard model pointed to SFN, CA12 and JUP expression to significantly relate to the time to groin recurrence in VC patients.

To assess the prognostic value of these molecular alterations, we analyzed their putative prognostic potential by using covariate adjusted Cox proportional-hazard regression analyses in the subgroup of patients who were randomized to the control arm.

In the step 1 population, the above-mentioned procedure identified eight variables as putative prognostic determinants to be tested in the Cox regression hazard model whereas in the step 2 population the number of variables was 17.

Cox proportional hazard models were used to assess the association between putative confounders and mortality (all-cause and CVD) adjusting for age and centre.

Interestingly, the calculated adjusted and unadjusted hazard ratios differ only slighty indicating rather low influence by putative confounders.