Sentence examples for recognizing this risk from inspiring English sources

Recognizing this risk, European states examined their nuclear plant designs for vulnerabilities.

Recognizing this risk, the World Health Organization monitors the continual evolution of the H9N2 clades in order to provide candidate vaccine viruses for public health purposes.

Recognizing this risk, in 2006 an Institute of Medicine committee recommended the development of one or more polio antiviral drugs (PAVDs) [ 14].

The greatest challenge for the emergency physician is to recognize this risk factor and to consider the possibility of delayed airway compromise when deciding on the final disposition of the patient.

The proportion of community-dwellers at risk of falls that recognizes this risk and prioritizes for preventive care is small.

On the other hand, we recognize this risk may be mitigated by decolonization which could reduce the prevalence and transmission of MRSA in post-discharge healthcare settings.

In 380 participants (41%% of those at risk of functional decline), falling was identified as a condition; 16 % (n = 62) patients recognized this risk and 10%% (n = 37) of participants prioritized for treatment and/or prevention for falling.

If we could identify which older people at risk of falls recognize this risk and wish to undergo preventive treatment for it, this may help to identify community-dwelling older people who are more motivated to undergo a fall-preventive intervention and therefore are more likely to benefit from such an intervention.

The risk factor identified least frequently was having a close relative with bowel cancer, with only 56% (52/93) of respondents recognizing this as a risk, whereas 70% (65/93) were aware of excessive alcohol consumption as a risk factor.

Therefore, a timely laboratory diagnosis to recognize this high-risk strain would facilitate strategic infection control interventions, which should include the early identification of symptomatic cases for contact precautions with single-room isolation and thorough environmental cleaning with chlorine-based germicides in order to inactivate C. difficile spores.

Even injury prevention advocates have not recognized this as a risk factor when developing playground safety recommendations (Fuselli and Yanchar, 2012; Kids Health 2014; Safe Kids Worldwide, 2015).