Sentence examples for risk augmented from inspiring English sources

24 The plot displays the predicted risk versus the observed frequency of acute kidney injury in 10ths of increasing predicted risk, augmented by a smoothed (lowess) regression line.

The same study concluded that oral cancer risk augmented with increasing cigarette use among subjects with the GSTT1-present genotype (est. OR = 9.5, 95%CI: 3.0 30, among the heaviest cigarette users).

Thus, the overall lower androgen levels in patients with breast cancer could be attributed to the subgroup of post-menopausal women, suggesting that breast cancer risk augments post-menopausally as testosterone levels decline.

Sulphonylureas significantly increase hypoglycaemia risk [ 17, 18], and this increased risk is augmented when thiazolidinediones are added to sulphonylurea therapy [ 37].

We therefore tested the hypothesis that colorectal-cancer recurrence risk is augmented by nitrous oxide administration during colorectal surgery.

A positive association was observed between BC risk and augmented anthropometric factors for both pre- and post-menopausal BC among rural and urban women.

It is tempting to speculate that (i) "extreme" stimuli may be sufficient to induce sporadic HLH development in any individual and (ii) the overall risk is augmented by the accumulation of genetic variants promoting excessive or poorly regulated immune response.

30 Whatever the mechanism by which thermal injury increases the risk of oesophageal cancer, this risk can be augmented by other risk factors, such as low intake of fresh fruits and vegetables, which can impair DNA repair.

31 On the other hand, physical activity may decrease prostate cancer risk by augmenting antioxidant defense mechanisms and immune function, 32 although direct evidence – linking exercise-associated increases in oxidative defense and immunity to lower risk of prostate cancer – is currently unavailable.

The chronic disease score improved prediction of infection by the NNIS risk index and augmented the ASA score for risk adjustment.

Recent studies indicate that the gene products of these APOL1 risk variants have augmented toxicity to kidney cells.