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Discover LudwigThe phrase "relative risk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the risk of something happening when compared to another condition. For example, "The relative risk of death from cancer increased by 30% when compared to the control group."
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Even harder to understand is relative risk, medical experts said.
(5) Relative risk posed by sites at the installation.
Relative risk reduction.
Relative risk ratios.
Significantly increased relative risk for implant failure (relative risk = 2.75).
Fig. 5 Shared relative risk.
RRR: Relative risk ratio, SE: Standard error.
Fig. 1 Relative risk for bacteremia.
(13) Relative risk = Sensitivity / Specificity 1.166 (14).
Relative risk of hip fractures was reduced by 47%.
It emphasizes conventionality, consistency, community and relative risk aversion.
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