Sentence examples for risk in the context from inspiring English sources

► On Thursday at ScienceInsider, Kai Kupferschmidt passed along advice from two risk-communication experts about how scientists should talk about risk in the context of the Ebola outbreak.

The present study examined the relation between two sleep disorders, insomnia symptoms and nightmares, and suicide risk in the context of Joiner's interpersonal psychological theory of suicide (IPTS).

The findings also suggest that HIV-related stigma is experienced through interactions with health care providers (symbolic stigma) and, finally, that it is applied systematically to manage risk in the context of health care (structural stigma).

This paper examines some of the theoretical and methodological issues arising from the process of conceptualising and eliciting values for environmental risk in the context of heterogeneous expert knowledge.

Results from this study will be important in determining whether ruminant TFA and industrially produced TFA differentially affect markers of cardiovascular risk, in the context of a highly controlled feeding study.

The issue of selection bias is again considered, and given that we have observed that migrants tend to be older, have lower levels of labour market experience and are less likely to have completed a prestigiously perceived degree programme, it seems that sample selection bias represents a more substantial risk in the context of the wage equation.

And now we are left with the second deeply loathed market phenomenon: a set of unknown risks, in the context of a big market selloff.

"We're taking a balanced view of the risks in the context of the pressures that are being exerted on it by government and business to move new technologies on.

Table 1 summarises commonalities in the governance of societal and managerial risks in the context of volcanic hazards.

Table 1 summarises a common approach to the governance of societal and managerial risks in the context of volcanic hazards.

Staff oriented to risks in the context of busy and complex ward environments, which influenced how they accounted for risk.