Sentence examples for relative high risk from inspiring English sources
There are two types of HLA-DQ2 molecules, DQ2.5, encoded by the DQ A1*0501/B1*02 allele, with a relative high risk of CD and DQ2.2, encoded by DQ A1*0201/B1*02, with a relatively low risk [ 84].
The risk assessment results implicate exposure to waterborne Cu and Cd may pose no significant risk to clam valve activity in the short-time response periods (e.g., <30 min), yet a relative high risk for valve closure response to waterborne Cu at response times greater than 120 min is alarming.
ABO-incompatible live transplantation (ILT) is not occasionally performed due to a relative high risk of graft failure.
Interestingly, the rare MUC2-MS6 alleles may associate with relative high risk of lung cancer, but no with a risk of asthma.
The finding is compatible with the relative high risk (6% per shift worked) of critical care nurses.
Adolescents with symptoms of depression and/or anxiety who have parents with elevated levels of depression and/or anxiety have a relative high risk to develop depression or anxiety disorders later in life.
Residents in long-term care facilities and nursing homes have a relative higher risk for infections.
The preferential involvement of posterior brain regions is probably due to regional heterogeneity of the arterial sympathetic innervation which is maximal in the anterior circulation and decreases with an anterior-to-posterior gradient; therefore, the occipital lobes and the other posterior brain regions are at relative highest risk for hydrostatic edema [5].
All these factors may explain the relative higher risk of indigenous dengue fever cases in PRDA found in this study.
Meta-analysis found that combination therapy did not significantly increase the risk for severe hyperkalaemia in both groups: relative risk in high risk patients 1.32 (95% confidence interval 0.64 to 2.74) and in low risk patients 0.42 (0.08 to 2.14).
In the case of firearm suicide, adolescents appear to be at particularly high risk, relative to adults.
