In Figure 4, the cost curves for the high risk group ran above those of the moderate risk group for all cost indices, illustrating that the high risk subjects consumed more resources than the moderate risk subjects.
In this study, women at high Tyrer Cuzick breast cancer risk who consumed larger amounts of alcohol had higher absolute mammographic density, and thereby likely have a higher risk of breast cancer than non-drinking women at lower Tyrer Cuzick risk.
So many onetime loyalists have turned on the president that when the former White House press secretary Scott McClellan came out with his break-with-the-boss book in May, Bush sighed and told an aide to find a way to forgive him or risk being consumed with anger.
Motivatit is owned by two brothers, Mike and Steve Voisin, whose family has dedicated several generations to the pursuit of a living thing in a forbidding shell; a thing that poses a faint risk when consumed raw, yet evokes the wildness of the ocean.
For non-genotoxic carcinogens, "thresholded toxicants", Acceptable/Tolerable Daily Intakes (ADI/TDI) represent a level of exposure "without appreciable health risk" when consumed everyday or weekly for a lifetime and are derived by applying an uncertainty factor of a 100-fold to a no-observed-adverse-effect-levels (NOAEL) or to a benchmark dose.
These worlds have been described as planetary daredevils because they orbit so close to their parent stars that they risk being consumed.
With this pin you can remind everyone you see that every time they swim in the ocean they risk being consumed by something higher up on the food chain.
PAHs are assumed to be the primary toxicants in crude oil that may contaminate seafood, which might then pose a health risk when consumed.
Furthermore, inhabitants of high-risk areas consumed 2.5 times more tea than their counterparts in the low-risk areas.
The NHS risks being consumed by a toxic mix of cuts and privatisation if the Conservatives win the general election, the shadow health secretary Andy Burnham has warned.
