Sentence examples for risk demonstrated from inspiring English sources
Low risk presented an ASP of 5.0%, intermediate risk demonstrated an average ASP of 15.2 ± 2.1% (range 11.7 17.1%), and high risk presented an average ASP of 27.2 ± 8.5% (range 5.2 46.5%).
Cross-tabulation of triad knowledge (Yes/No) by LEAF-Q score (Not at risk/At risk) demonstrated no association between triad knowledge and LEAF-Q score category (χ 2(1) = 0.004, p = 0.949).
Dual tracer autoradiography of the left ventricular short axis slices was performed for the assessment of 125I-TNC-Ab uptake and ischemic area (or area at risk) demonstrated by 99mTc-MIBI image.
The observed trade off between gain and risk, demonstrated here for food reduction and safety increase, may possibly apply also to other contexts of economic decision making.
This general trade off between gain and risk, demonstrated here for reduced food gain and increased safety from predation, may possibly apply also to other economic decision contexts in biology, psychology or economy with uniform risk distributions.
The Hosmer-Lemeshow test, comparing observed and predicted risk, demonstrated excellent goodness of fit.
Firm size and aftermarket risk demonstrate an insignificant correspondence with long-run performance indicating, confirming Omran (2005).
The 44 participants who explicitly stated that they were not at risk demonstrate blissful ignorance and are therefore unlikely to pursue further understanding of the triad.
Research on the measurement of HIV risk demonstrates that interview mode can affect reporting; however, few studies have applied these findings to assessments of hormonal contraceptive use.
NUS Welfare Officer Shelly Asquith commented, "The fact so many are now involved in political action at personal risk, demonstrates a collective hope of bringing about change for the benefit of all students".
Our summary estimates of relative risk demonstrate that GDM diagnostic criteria based on both the WHO and the IADPSG criteria predict perinatal and maternal adverse outcomes.
