Sentence examples for risk an effect from inspiring English sources

Recent experience suggests that regulatory harmonization can increase, rather than decrease, systemic risk, an effect that is the precise opposite of the objective of harmonization.

The results showed that double yellow and wide centreline markings were associated with lower speed choices and higher perceptions of risk, an effect magnified under high traffic conditions.

Whereas, ɛ2 allele is associated with lower risk, ɛ4 associates with increased AD risk, an effect that is differentially influenced by age.

In addition, in another Taiwanese study [ 169], the CYP2E1 (c2/c2) genotype was found to be associated with an increased NPC risk, an effect most pronounced in non-smokers.

It is also important to note the relative size of this effect and the fact that seeking some or substantial risk have an effect of the same dimension.

This irregularity in and of itself may also be increasing overdose death risk via an effect it has on tolerance.

However the model for disease risk includes an effect only for the SNPs of interest.

"If not, we will risk an August 1914 effect... with, at the end, a war that no one wanted".

However, this increased risk is close to the sum of each individual risk, an additive effect.

It will also risk a domino effect throughout the Football League".

"There's a feeling that in trying to come up with solutions we risk a boomerang effect that the more we're debunking, the more people will disbelieve it," said Claire Wardle.