The phrase "render risk" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in business and financial contexts to describe the process of assessing or evaluating potential risks. Example: "Before launching the new product, the team must carefully render risk and develop a contingency plan to mitigate any potential negative outcomes."
Damage in structures may render risk of catastrophic failure.
For specific two- and three-way combinations scarcity of data in individual cells in the contingency table may render risk estimates unreliable.
This is of potential importance, as twinning in human is an independent risk factor for the development of common perinatal morbidities and mortalities as prematurity, growth discordance, and twin-twin transfusion syndrome, all of which are recognized to render risk of adult obesity [ 13- 15].
To do otherwise — to ask for a verdict that the prosecutor herself would not render — risks wrongful convictions and undermines the integrity of the system itself.
The challenges with this practice lies with knowledge-based uncertainties which renders risk expression and estimation, hence components' risk-based prioritisation, subjective to the assessor – even for the same case study.
Alternatively, it might be (quasi-) continuous, as is the case if a score has been constructed, or if the algorithm renders risk probabilities.
It is interesting to presume that the low-penetrating SNP can modulate the fine-tuned regulation of the multifunctional gene BRCA2, leading to the differential form of genomic instability and rendering risk to the sporadic form of breast cancer.
Our study shows that -26 5' UTR polymorphism in BRCA2 can modulate the fine-tuned regulation of the multifunctional gene BRCA2 and renders risk or protection according to the genotype status in the sporadic form of breast cancer, which is further influenced by the germline genetic backgrounds of codon 72 polymorphism of p53.
One key issue is, nonetheless, the need to render the risk assessment transparent by recognizing and reporting explicitly on the uncertainty and the assumptions associated with each of the risk assessment methodologies described below and in the next chapter (see Figure 1).
In the 21st century, the WHO recommend a suction-based technique for surgical abortion, rendering the risk to future fertility negligible.
"The economic crisis, combined with extreme criminality, renders the risk of the city collapsing a clear possibility," he said, naming drug addicts and illegal immigrants as the biggest problems.
