Sentence examples for recognizable risk from inspiring English sources

None of the 26 mild cases had recognizable risk factors.

Nonetheless, HTLV-I is equally rare in Italy (Anonymous, 1996), and none of the cases studied by Manca et al (2002) had recognizable risk factors for acquiring HTLV-I.

We report a high prevalence of lower-limb complications in a large ethnically diverse cohort of diabetic patients on dialysis, with up to 95% of them having at least one recognizable risk factor for foot ulceration.

Skilled birth attendance, which comprises a skilled attendant and an environment providing emergency obstetric care services, is important because complications at delivery may occur without recognizable risk factors during the antenatal period, and response to complications need to be timely [ 9].

The International Working Group on the Diabetic Foot (IWGDF) risk classification was used to assign patients into four levels of increasing risk of foot problems (13): 1) risk 0, no recognizable risk factor; 2) risk 1, neuropathy and no other risk factors; 3) risk 2, PAD with or without neuropathy; and 4) risk 3, current foot ulcer, a history of foot ulcer, or prior amputation.

Those recognizable risks (e.g., workplace exposures and behaviors including smoking) do not, however, exhaust the domain of potential environmental contributors.

He is believed to be too easily recognizable to risk trying to pass undetected in a major city -- especially with a $25 million price on his head.

CKD, a recognizable common risk factor for adverse outcomes in more severe forms of CHF, is also frequent in patients in the early stages of the disease.

No recognizable underlying illness or risk factor for CMV were found.

It also provides screening tools and community resources for nurses treating patients with recognizable genetic and environmental risk factors.

Thus, many aspects of osteoporosis and fracture risk are clinically recognizable (such as age, gender, and body weight), even before a first fracture has occurred.