Sentence examples for risk elevated from inspiring English sources
The moral of the story: It is better to go hungry than to risk elevated cholesterol.
Adjustment for time-varying confounders found stroke risk elevated at both 1 30 days and 31 60 days.
As a major LVH risk, elevated albumin-adjusted serum calcium is second only to albuminuria (standardized coefficients: 0.193 and 0.219, respectively).
In an analysis of the large, prospective RICOVER-60 study in which elderly patients with DLBCL were treated with CHOP-14 with or without rituximab, Boehme et al (2009) identified the following factors as independent predictors of CNS relapse risk: elevated serum level of lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), >1 extranodal site of disease and the presence of B symptoms.
Not unexpectedly, although elevated age (6), ACR (25, 26), and both antihypertensive (6, 27) and insulin therapy (6, 28) predicted higher risk, elevated HDL (29), BMI (30), and DBP (31) predicted lower mortality risk.
But given new research, continued rigid reliance on evolution as an explanation seems to risk elevating a limited guide to teleological status — a way of thinking that scientists should abhor.
If faculty turnover is increased, how does a department retain identity and cohesion, and not risk elevating the number and influence of administrators?
From the resulting linear regression models, least squares-adjusted mean ΔPRs were computed, stratified by genetic risk estimate (elevated risk versus average risk).
About 1,200 practices potentially put patients either at "risk" or "elevated risk" through inadequate care, according to the Care Quality Commission CQCCare Quality Commission CQC
One in six practices were placed in the bottom two categories, which under the CQC's classifications meant they put patients either at "risk" or "elevated risk" through inadequate care, but GPs' representatives criticised the classification as simplistic and misleading.
The CQC reached its conclusions after assessing every family doctor practice against 38 indicators intended to show whether patients there could be at "risk" or "elevated risk" above and beyond what would normally be expected.
