Sentence examples for realised risk from inspiring English sources

Taking a semiotic approach, I speculate on the potential meanings of molecular biomarkers for people living with and beyond cancer and suggest the meanings of these technologies may differ in important ways for those on both sides of the risk divide: that is, those 'at risk' for cancer and those living with realised risk.

While this numeric gaze seems to develop on both sides of the risk divide, with those 'at risk' of cancer and those 'at risk' of cancer recurrence or progression each developing a sense of measured vulnerability, I have suggested that there are some potentially important differences in the meaning of these technologies for those living with realised risk.

Simoncini (2014) notes the L'Aquila verdict indicates that prudence in realising risk communications is necessary.

The latter is significant, for it was the union that first realised the risk of Hinkley.

Taken together, these findings suggest that the benefits of enhanced convective mass transport afforded by Taylor Couette flows could be realised without risk of appreciable shear induced damage of cells and tissues in larger vessels operating under dynamically similar flow conditions.

For instance, it has been realised that risk of maternal mortality for a woman in Sub-Saharan Africa is forty-seven times higher as compared to someone in the United States, meanwhile most of these deaths are avoidable [5].

Mr Andreotti realised the risks of his position too late.

Editors should have realised the risks too and should not have run it.

Anecdotally, two of the families of SIDS infants who had coslept on a sofa informed us that they had been advised against bringing the baby into bed but had not realised the risks from falling asleep on the sofa.

(Botswana, 43-year-old man) Some described how the BVV programme triggered a turning point when they realised the risks they faced and were motivated to make a change: My husband is very abusive … he comes home drunk and demands sex … I can't live this way anymore.

Our aim was to identify risks of patients during their stay in ICU, in an "a priori" way, by realising a risk cartography.