Sentence examples for risk consequent from inspiring English sources

Protection of the study participants included protection from economic risk consequent to their knowing the dust and soil results from their property.

This may provide a platform to further explore underlying genetic and metabolic mechanisms, allow determination of any impact on long-term macro- and microvascular risk consequent on a variation in this key metabolic mechanism, and permit consideration of targeted interventions and new therapeutic approaches.

We have used a benchmark of 100 μg/m years exposure to provide a scale for presenting the URR, but risk predictions at other exposures (x) can be made using the formula For example, relative risk consequent on exposure to 1 μg/m for 40 years (40 μg/m years) according to the mean estimate for coke ovens is 1.17(40/100) = 1.06.

The rise of blood pressure was of such little entity (at most 5 mmHg) that just posting these data in a risk score (Framingham or other) allowed one to conclude that this influences risk minimally and does  modify the enormous change in risk consequent to the HDL rise elicited by the CETP inhibitor (Sirtori, Mombelli, Clin. Chem, 2010).

The answers to this dilemma would require a better understanding of the health risks consequent upon infection to compute a cost-per-disability-adjusted-life-year averted and a comparison with other approaches to malaria infection reduction in semi-arid, semi-nomadic and conflict areas of Somalia.

Despite the well-established benefits of CTE, there is increasing concern about the radiation risk and consequent malignancy risk, especially in this already predisposed paediatric population.

Treatment of cerebral venous thrombosis currently relies on the use of anticoagulants such as heparin, which is also a medicament for deep vein thrombosis (Stam et al. 2003) despite the risk of consequent occurrence of intracranial hemorrhage (Einhaupl et al. 1991 and Mehraein et al. 2003).

We should reason that, whereas in pilocarpine model all animals (100%) that develop SE will experience chronic SRS, in humans SE does not necessarily carry an increased risk of consequent chronic epilepsy [22].

Prediction of the individual risk and consequent adaptation of treatment is one promise of personalised cancer medicine.

This poor adherence is thought to increase the risk of consequent morbidity (e.g., fractures) and associated costs [ 4].

A reliable diagnostic marker to improve the diagnosis of undetected PAF and ultimately reduce risk of consequent thromboembolism certainly warrants further investigation.