Sentence examples for risk by which from inspiring English sources

Combined with the new requirement on doctors and hospitals to justify their decisions for terminating a pregnancy, this will put pressure on doctors to delay terminations until there can be no dispute that a woman's life is at risk – by which time it may be too late".

In a review of 18 studies that assessed the association between pesticide exposure and childhood cancer, no clear patterns of risk by which parent was exposed, by timing of exposure, or by histologic type of leukemia were apparent (Zahm and Ward 1998).

The common method of addressing the scale issue is to deploy the integrated scale risk management, by which the data from all available disciplines such as Chemistry, Field Engineering, Completion Engineering, etc. are integrated to make the most suitable decision.

The first is risk normalization, by which long-term, recurrent exposure increases flood awareness, but decreases aversion through a combination of previous experience and cognitive bias.

The study looked at relative risk – the degree by which a risk is raised from its normal level – and not "absolute" risk, the scientists pointed out.

"Skins" is a calculated risk by MTV which is eager to get into the scripted programming business.

Udall took specific aim at Riddell, the official helmet manufacturer of the N.F.L., for its prominent claim that its popular Revolution models decrease concussion risk by 31 percent — which has been criticized by experts for years.

Bottom line, the health of young women is put at risk by CPCs, which scares them with falsehoods about abortion.

To estimate the effectiveness of interventions targeted toward high risk groups, the mechanism by which risk factors influence the natural history of disease must be specified.

Notwithstanding the imminent risks, the mechanisms by which renal dysfunction causes cardiovascular disease remain unclear.

As far as justice is concerned, the perceived fairness of the process by which risks are communicated and selected, and risk management strategies are devised, is as important as the actual allocation of risk.