Sentence examples for recognised risks from inspiring English sources

Hypotension and respiratory depression are more severe recognised risks.

Young people recognised risks around reconnecting with friends post-discharge [ 19– 28, 28].

What it striking is that medically recognised risks of abortion – including high rates of maternal death where it is not provided safely (World Health Organization 2011) – go unacknowledged.

The higher occurrence of haemorrhage and vasovagal events in the large loop excision arm was unsurprising given that both are recognised risks of the procedure.

Low educational attainment, unemployment, and other socio-economic disadvantages are recognised risks to mental health in the general population (Marmot, 2010).

The first positive association between the ACE1 indel and AD was published in 1999, where ACE1 variants were associated with AD independent of the already well recognised risks associated with variants in APOE (the gene encoding apolipoprotein E) [ 15].

Most cases of Campylobacter infection are not well explained by commonly recognised risk factors.

Recognised risk factors for CLBSI were present in many patients (mechanical ventilation 74%, blood transfusion 54%, steroids 23% and parenteral nutrition 21%).

What's interesting is these are recognised risk factors, which raises the question: how do riots start?

Conventionally recognised risk factors for MDR-TB were absent in almost half (43%) of the cases, and 15% of cases were asymptomatic.

Certain recognised risk groups show a notably low prevalence, such as patients undergoing dialysis (< 1%) [ 7].